Infertility and Menopause PSHE lesson covering possible reasons for infertility including lifestyle factors and available treatments for infertility as well as getting pupils to consider possible arguments for and against the use of these treatments. The lesson also looks at the menopause and the possible impact this can have on a woman’s wellbeing. This lesson works great as a follow on from our lesson on menstrual and gynaecological health here, helping you to create an effective spiral curriculum but equally can be used as a stand alone lesson.
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No previous knowledge in the subject area is needed, the lesson is easily deliverable by someone who is not a subject specialist or an experienced teacher.
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Scenario Task
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