SECCA App Overview
This 2-minute video provides an introduction to the SECCA app. The following link provides additional support for teaching about relationships and sexuality education.
Teaching RREUsing visual aids
Resources on this page are designed for use with the free online SECCA app, which supports access to relationships and sexuality education for children of all ages and abilities.
There is a Kriol version of the app for those working in remote communities.
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How to use the SECCA App
This 5-minute video takes you through the functionality of the app, step-by-step. Learn how to customise and access games that support learning and ready-made lesson plans for many relationships education topics.
The SECCA app in practice
Students with disabilities
Practising teachers outline some of the key elements of teaching students with disabilities about relationships and sexuality. Students demonstrate how they use various sections of the app to learn new skills and demonstrate understanding.
Students with disabilitiesThe SECCA app in practice
Aboriginal students and students of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
This 3-minute video includes tips for developing culturally sensitive practice, whether you are working with students from Aboriginal cultures or of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students Culturally and linguistically diverse students
SECCA App
This free web-based app for use with students with limited literacy skills or with learning difficulties consists of 2,000 images related to sexuality and relationships. More than 170 lesson plans cover both early and advanced concepts and offer suggestions for addressing gaps in knowledge, assessing understanding, presenting new concepts, or communicating preferences.
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