About BigTalk Education - a leading UK sex education social enterprise

Delivering high quality age appropriate relationship and sex education

BigTalk 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.

About Lynnette Smith

BigTalk Education’s founder Lynnette Smith is a former chair of the Sex Education Forum’s advisory committee. Read about her experience >

Our team

Meet our team of expert relationship and sex education facilitators, we work with children and young people across the UK. >

Our vision and values

Read BigTalk Education’s company vision and find out how we fulfil our social enterprise mission. >

Our schools

Look at where we currently deliver and find out what our schools say about BigTalk Education. >

Secondary RSE Case Study

Jan 10, 2019 | Case Study

Confidence in CSE topic area Before lesson : 70% After Lesson : 100%An Introduction to the Programme In 2016 Barnardo’s conducted a survey of over 1,000 young people aged between 11-15 years old, of these 74% said that all children would be safer if they had sex...

Bowmandale Primary School

Jan 10, 2019 | Case Study

Having worked with Bowmandale Primary School since 2014 it is always nice to return and see some familiar faces. During our visit we witnessed fabulous behaviour from the pupils, we noticed good retention and were delighted with the support we received from the staff,...

Lincoln Gardens Primary School

Dec 4, 2018 | Case Study

It was our fourth year visiting Lincoln Gardens, so great to see high levels of confidence from staff and parents. Due to the continued support from the staff and parents we were pleased to lead two parent sessions, both with excellent representation from across the...

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