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For schools

Supporting staff to deliver difficult topics well.

High risk PSHE for KS3 and KS4, brought to life by the people who experienced it and delivered by every teacher.

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PSHE leads and staff

Everything needed to deliver the learning.

Ready-to-teach lessons, guided staff delivery and safeguarding-first framing, so nobody is building a sensitive lesson from scratch or navigating a difficult moment on instinct.

Staff guidance ยท Lesson 3
Scenario cards in pairs. Give each pair two minutes, then take answers.
If discussion moves into safeguarding territory, follow your setting's existing procedures.

Teacher confidence

Pre-lesson guidance and safeguarding support around sensitive topics.

Ease of delivery

A structured online system staff work through alongside their class.

Time saved

Lessons, resources and guidance prepared and ready to deliver.

Pupil engagement

Real voices connect learning with the issues young people recognise.

Consistency

The same structured, safeguarding-aware approach across classrooms and staff teams.

Continued learning

Built into ongoing PSHE and Personal Development, not a one-off.

School leaders

Everything needed to deliver the learning.

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£1,000 per month plus VAT for the whole school, everything included. See pricing →

Questions

What schools ask before they join.

Does Unbottled Online replace our existing PSHE programme?
No. Unbottled Online is designed to complement existing PSHE provision by strengthening high-risk and sensitive areas where additional expertise, structure and safeguarding-aware delivery can add value.
Does the teacher still deliver the lesson?
Yes. Unbottled Online brings the expert voice into the classroom, but the educator remains central to the learning. Staff use the system to introduce, pause, discuss, teach and continue the topic with their pupils.
How much planning is required?
Lessons are designed to be ready to teach. Staff should still familiarise themselves with the lesson, safeguarding considerations and the needs of their pupils before delivery, but they are not expected to build the learning from scratch.
How are sensitive topics safeguarded?
Safeguarding considerations are built into the delivery structure, including staff preparation, framing and guidance around sensitive discussion. Unbottled Online supports, rather than replaces, each setting's existing safeguarding policies and procedures.

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