Frequently Asked Questions
Information about sessions, safeguarding, delivery and booking
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Sessions are designed for secondary school students, sixth form students and young adults, with content and delivery adapted according to age group and educational setting.
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Content is adapted appropriately for different age groups, from Key Stage 3 through to sixth form and young adults.
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Topics include menstrual health, reproductive anatomy, fertility awareness, common gynaecological conditions, contraception, pregnancy, hormonal health, reproductive wellbeing and navigating healthcare services. A more detailed breakdown of topics and specialist areas can be found on the For Schools page.
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All sessions are grounded in current medical evidence and public health understanding. Citations are given throughout and source material reviewable upon request.
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All sessions are delivered in-person by Yrina Ghrabigi, a science educator with postgraduate training in women’s health and public health, who is passionate about helping young people understand symptoms, services and health information with greater confidence.
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Women’s Health Sessions combines scientific accuracy with accessible teaching, helping young people understand complex health topics in a clear, engaging and age-appropriate way.
Sessions are designed and delivered by Yrina Ghrabigi, who has an academic background in women’s health, public health and medical sciences, alongside experience in healthcare and science education.
Rather than focusing solely on awareness, sessions aim to improve support long-term understanding and informed decision-making.
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Sessions are designed to complement existing PSHE and relationship and sex education (RSE), offering additional teaching focused on women’s health, reproductive health and health literacy through accessible, medically informed teaching.
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Sessions are delivered in a respectful, age-appropriate and evidence-informed way, with consideration given to the educational setting and the wellbeing of students.
The aim is to encourage understanding, confidence and informed discussion through clear, accessible teaching.
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Yes - sessions are delivered respectfully and professionally, recognising that students may come from a wide range of cultural, religious and personal backgrounds.
Content is educational in nature and designed to support understanding, health literacy and informed awareness in an inclusive educational environment.
About the Sessions
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Yes - sessions can be delivered to mixed or single-gender groups depending on the school’s preference and the topic being covered.
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Yes - sessions are adapted according to age group, curriculum focus, safeguarding considerations and specific areas of interest. Prior to delivery, a short introductory call can be arranged to discuss the educational priorities of your setting, helping ensure sessions are appropriately tailored and aligned with existing provision.
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Sessions may be delivered as assemblies, classroom workshops, small-group teaching or staff education sessions, depending on the needs of the school or organisation.
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Sessions can range from 45-minute talks to half-day workshops, depending on the format and needs of the school or organisation.
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Sessions can be delivered to small groups, classrooms, year groups or larger assemblies.
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Absolutely - sessions are interactive and encourage students to ask questions, engage in discussion and feel more comfortable discussing health concerns in a respectful and supportive setting.
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Yes - supporting workshop materials or educational resources can be provided where appropriate, depending on the session format and age group.
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Schools may choose to involve pastoral staff, teachers or parents depending on the aims and format of the session.
Session Format & Delivery
Booking & Practical Information
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Yes - an enhanced DBS certificate is held on the update service, with level 2 safeguarding training alongside extensive experience working with young people across educational, pastoral and healthcare settings.
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Sessions are educational in nature and do not replace medical advice, diagnosis or clinical care.
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Schools or organisations can enquire via the contact form, or email hello@womenshealthsessions.com to discuss session options, availability and tailored programmes.
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Women’s Health Sessions is currently in an initial pilot phase, with a limited number of complimentary pilot sessions available to selected schools in exchange for feedback and testimonials.
Long-term pricing will depend on session format, duration and programme requirements.