Specialist content, made for educators

Making learning easy.

Learning for Life provides specialist Relationships, Sex, and Health Education (RSHE) teaching for young people with Down’s syndrome and learning disabilities, empowering them to thrive as they head into adulthood.

Now you can add Learning for Life to your kit of resources to support your learners.

We are a charity - your subscriptions help us to reach families and community groups in desperate need of support.

Why Learning for Life?

There are a bunch of different reasons…

  • Additional Support: goes further than the curriculum to support our community’s specific needs and challenges

  • Made by Experts: we bring together SEND and topic experts, to create specialist content- not just adapted mainstream content

  • Curriculum-Ready: updated and refined for the 2026 RSE curriculum updates

  • Saves Time: our users save up to 20 hours per term

  • Cost Effective: full staff access, unlimited use

Our resources create real life change for learners and educators alike. Accessing it across your staff helps with consistency of teaching, and increases confidence for teachers.

But don’t take our word for it. The staff at Newfriars College in Stoke-on-Trent have been using the Learning for Life project in their Independent Living Pathway, and are seeing some great results.

We are used in schools across the UK, from Bangor to West Lothian to Exeter. We are used in specialist and mainstream settings. We are used all the way from primary to college. Supporting individuals with learning disabilities is our core mission, and educators have a critical part to play.

We’ve made all of these to ensure that teachers and youth workers can spend as much time as possible directly supporting students, rather than planning and preparing their sessions.

Plus, you can share the project with parent/carers, who have their own specialised versions of these resources to help them support students at home. They can access these for free with their own parent codes, helping to keep teaching consistent and clear.

Pricing & Levels

One subscription per setting, lasting a full 12 months. Find out more about our different subscriptions here. Click ‘Get Access’ to pay by invoice/PO or card.

Feature Teach Me Too* £149 every 12 months MOST POPULAR Learning for Life £599 every 12 months Both projects £698 every 12 months
Age range covered Ages 2 to 7 Ages 7 to 25 Ages 2 to 25
Teaching Building language skills through play
Breadth of the EYFS
PSHE and RSE
Personal Health
Emotions
Relationships
Appropriate Behaviour
Independence Skills
Breadth of the EYFS
PSHE and RSE
Videos 82 Teach Me Too videos 108 Learning for Life videos 108 Learning for Life videos, plus 82 Teach Me Too videos
Resources & activities Video Activities
Series Help Sheets
Video Activities
Session Plans
Recap & Knowledge Checks
Student Packs
Communication Sheets
Take Home Sheets
Learner Checklists
Teacher Success Criteria
Video Activities from Both Projects
Teach Me Too
Series Help Sheets
Learning for Life
Session Plans
Recap & Knowledge Checks
Student Packs
Communication Sheets
Take Home Sheets
Learner Checklists
Teacher Success Criteria
The Learning Hub X
Whole staff team access
Unlimited downloads all year

You will receive confirmation and your access code within 5 working days of payment or remittance.

*The Teach Me Too project is designed very differently to Learning for Life. It was built during the pandemic to support families who no longer had in-person support for their young children. It is not aligned with the RSE curriculum and doesn’t have the specialist educator support provided in Learning for Life. While we offer Teach Me Too subscriptions, settings are advised to watch the free videos available, so that you can consider how a subscription may work alongside in-person support for early years learners.

What's Included?

One Subscription. Whole School Access.

Access to your chosen project(s), including all the videos and activity resources.

You’ll also have exclusive access to our educator content to make teaching and assessing progress easier than ever. These include our lesson plans, assessment tools, and sheets to connect parent/carers to learning.

You’ll be providing truly specialised content to your learners, while aligning with the 2026 RSE curriculum and Ofsted frameworks.

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The Learning Hub

An additional member area, exclusive to our Education Subscribers.** Built to support RSE across your setting, with:

  • Form time activities - 20-minute activities to complement the Learning for Life project, RSE, and life skills

  • Training and webinars - specialist, expert on-demand content to support educators to teach RSE for individuals with learning disabilities and Down’s syndrome

  • Learning Hub Blog - insightful articles written by our Education Lead, Jo, directly made for teachers and educators

Included as part of our Education Subscriptions, at no extra cost.

**Teach Me Too Subscriptions do not include Learning Hub access - the Learning Hub is built for RSE support.

School Feedback


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“The resources are clear, accessible, and flexible enough to meet the needs of students with a wide range of chronological and developmental ages.”

Reece Morgan, Assistant Headteacher at Ormiston Queensmill Academy
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“The content is extremely relevant, contextualised, and age-appropriate, which has supported our young adults to develop their understanding and independence.”

Thomas Hall, Assistant Headteacher at Newfriars College

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“The materials are thoughtfully designed, offering a wide range of engaging and adaptable resources supported by clear and practical video guidance. These resources have enhanced accessibility, improved understanding, and supported meaningful progress for across the school.”

Hannah Perry, PSHE Lead at Southbrook School

FAQs

Learn and Thrive is a charity.

Income from schools and statutory bodies directly funds the creation of free and subsidised resources for families who cannot afford specialist support, and helps us to produce and provide new content to continue through the curriculum. When schools like yours invest in Learning for Life, they’re not just buying resources — they’re strengthening inclusive education across the UK.

Our Delivery & Education Network

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