About BigTalk Education - a leading UK sex education social enterprise
Delivering high quality age appropriate relationship and sex educationBigTalk Education is a UK based social enterprise. We work to ensure as many children and young people as possible receive high quality relationship and sex education. Above all, this is designed to help keep them safe, healthy and happy. Working in schools across the UK with pupils from aged 3 to 18 as well as with their parents and teaching staff.
BigTalk Education currently delivers in around 160 schools annually. Our team also works nationally and internationally with professionals and academics. We are leading the way in the field of relationship and sex education. Lynnette Smith, our founder is the chair of the Sex Education Forum’s advisory group and is a leading advocate of high quality RSE.
Our vision and values
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Hadrian Academy (Dunstable)
This was our 6th year visiting the children at Hadrian Academy. They had retained lots of information from previous years and are comfortable talking about their bodies as RSE has become a regular part of their curriculum. This is great for helping to keep them...
Archbishop of York’s Church of England Junior School
This was our 4th visit to this York Junior School where our staff were met with another warm welcome from staff, pupils and parents. It is great to see that the children could recall from previous visits and have the opportunity to build on this in line with their...
Hayfield Lane Primary School (Doncaster)
This was our 4th visit to Hayfield Lane Primary School and it was lovely to receive another warm welcome from the staff and pupils. It was great to see what the children had remembered from our previous visits.Staff feedback "Lots of relevant discussion. Delivered in...
Operation Hydrant is the police initiative set up in 2014 to coordinate investigations into allegations of non-recent child sexual abuse. This factsheet from Operation Hydrant gives some basic information on reporting historic abuse to the police and what is involved.
To report non-recent child abuse to the Police
Operation Hydrant is the police initiative set up in 2014 to coordinate investigations into allegations of non-recent child sexual abuse. This factsheet from Operation Hydrant gives some basic information on reporting historic abuse to the police and what is involved.
To report non-recent child abuse to the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse
The Truth Project was set up for victims and survivors of child sexual abuse to share their experiences in a supportive and confidential setting. It’s part of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) which was set up in 2015 to investigate organisations and institutions that have failed to protect children from sexual abuse.
HAVOCA – Help for Adult Victims Of Child Abuse
National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC)
One in Four
Rape Crisis
Samaritans
Survivors UK
Victim Support
Rehab for Addiction
Rehab for Addiction aids individuals affected by substance misuse and their loved ones, providing a wide array of services to guide you towards the most effective treatments. They support with alcohol rehab, drug rehab, detox services, intervention, aftercare, and outpatient counseling, all facilitated by various reputable UK Private Addiction Rehab or NHS/Council-Funded providers.







