Porn, nudes, sextortion and deepfakes
Training on teaching porn, nudes, sextortion and deepfakes as one connected subject.
Book this trainingWhy this training
The 2026 statutory guidance requires schools to teach about pornography, and its secondary online-safety content covers sharing images and deepfakes. This session teaches them as one subject: what porn shows about sex and consent, the pressure to share images, how sextortion works, and what the law says.
It draws on our articles on teaching porn literacy and on sharing nudes, sextortion and deepfakes.
What staff will be able to do
- Teach how pornography can distort attitudes to sex, relationships and bodies, and how to evaluate it critically.
- Explain the law on sharing nudes clearly, without discouraging pupils from asking for help.
- Explain how sextortion works, and what a pupil should do if it happens to them.
- Teach how deepfakes and nudification apps work, and the harm they cause.
- Respond to a pupil asking for help, following UKCIS advice and the school's safeguarding policy.
What it covers
Porn literacy
What porn shows about sex, bodies and consent, and how to teach pupils to evaluate it critically.
Nudes and the law
The law on sharing images, taught so that pupils still come forward for help.
Sextortion
How it works, and what a pupil should do if it happens to them.
Deepfakes and AI
Nudification apps and AI-generated imagery, and what the guidance says about them.
Choose a length
What each length covers below is a typical outline. Every session is planned with you, so the content is adjusted to fit your staff and your school. Prices are per session, for one school, with up to 20 staff per facilitator, plus travel at cost. Every member of staff receives a certificate of completion and keeps the resources from the day.
Typical twilight, 90 minutes, £450
Porn literacy and the law on sharing images, and how the two connect.
Typical half day, 3 hours, £650
Everything in the twilight, plus sextortion and deepfakes, and practising responses to a pupil asking for help.
Typical full day, 5.5 hours, £950
Everything in the half day, plus the UKCIS advice and Outcome 21 in detail, and time to plan a connected sequence for your year groups.
Questions this training prepares staff for
Questions pupils handed us anonymously, on paper, in schools we have worked in. Printed as they were written. Every one is answered in full on Okay to Ask.
Questions about this session
Do schools have to teach about pornography?
Yes. The 2026 statutory guidance requires schools to teach about pornography as part of RSE, with the emphasis on how it can distort attitudes to sex, relationships and body image. The training covers how to do that without showing or describing explicit material.
Does it cover what to do when a pupil has shared an image?
Yes, following the UKCIS advice for education settings and your own safeguarding policy.
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