Ages 9 - 11

Growing up
Changes inside and out means you are reaching puberty

What you need to know about your periods
Periods are a sign that you have reached puberty

Periods. Your questions answered

What a load of rubbish?
Start thinking about what we buy and what we do with it once we’ve used it.

Where does it all end up?
What you can do to reduce the rubbish polluting our environment

Ages 12 - 15

Puberty – Girl’s development chart
The way the body changes

Puberty – a time of change
This time of change is called adolescence

What is menstruation?
Learn about the changes and how to cope with them

Becoming a young woman
Having periods means that you are now at an age when you are fertile

Periods. Your questions answered

Reproduction - Female
The development of the sex organs and fertilisation

Reproduction - Male
The development of the sex organs

Reproduction - Fertilisation

Dioxin and Chlorine in the environment
There has been considerable concern about its effect

Chlorine bleaching and Dioxin
One of the world’s most serious environmental problems

Ages 15 - 17

Reproduction - Female
The development of the sex organs and fertilisation

Reproduction - Male
The development of the sex organs

The Development of a foetus
The development of the foetus and the role of the placenta

Dioxin and Chlorine in the environment
There has been considerable concern about its effect

Chlorine bleaching and Dioxin
Its effect on ecology and human health

So whose problem is it?
What can be done to lessen the impact of sanitary products?