Who we are

Sex Education Australia (SEA) was established in 2011 because we were determined to provide quality, age-appropriate sexuality and relationships education to Australian students. Since then, we’ve delivered sessions to tens of thousands of school students and their parents and caregivers, seeing first-hand the positive difference this type of education has made in individual lives.

We started by working in schools but now also work directly with families, supporting them to have real, helpful and informed conversations. We know how challenging it can be – as a parent or caregiver – to know what to say, how and when. It’s these connections with families that are highly rewarding, as we help parents have tricky but essential conversations and support the development of skills and strategies needed to keep their children safe and well.  It’s a privilege to be part of such family learning.

SEA has a team of confident, experienced and committed educators delivering our programs in primary and secondary schools, and working with parents and families online. Our content aligns with the Victorian Curriculum, is inclusive and acknowledges diversity. Our school presenters are skilled at putting students at ease to help them feel comfortable with the material in a relaxed, inclusive and non-judgemental environment. Please see our positioning statements and FAQs for more information about the company.

Jenny believes all young people have a right to access accurate, relevant, age-appropriate information that will help them reduce risk, stay healthy and safe, and be happy and well. She is particularly keen to support parents and caregivers as they navigate the sometimes challenging or uncomfortable conversations with their children and teens. Jenny loves travel, walking, writing and reading.

Justine has always loved working with young people. She’s committed to helping each individual feel good about themselves, build confidence and work to their potential. With many years of teaching experience, and through her own parenting, she has a deep understanding of the trials, tribulations, joys and awkward moments that come with being young. And as both a parent and educator, she sees first-hand the importance of parents developing the confidence to talk to their young people about sexuality and relationships. Justine enjoys open water swimming, golf, bushwalking and listening to true crime podcasts.