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February 23, 2026Open Access

Adoption and Impact of School-Based Adolescent Reproductive Health Education Programmes in Urban South African Schools: AIntervention Study

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KMKgosiwe Motsheya

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Overview

Intervention study shows 25% knowledge increase in sexual health among adolescents, suggesting positive changes in student attitudes.

Key Points

  • To evaluate the adoption and impact of adolescent reproductive health education in urban South African schools.
  • Mixed-methods approach including pre- and post-programme surveys
  • Qualitative interviews for behaviour analysis
  • Ethical approval from local education authorities
  • Mean score improvement of 25% in reproductive health knowledge
  • Positive changes in student attitudes towards discussing sexual health
  • Targeted interventions effectively enhance education outcomes

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Kgosiwe Motsheya (2001) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699ba07072792ae9fd87003ahttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18726474
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  1. 1School-Based Adolescent Reproductive Health Education Programmes in South African Townships: Attendance Rates and Knowledge Gains Assessment2007
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  3. 3School-Based Adolescent Reproductive Health Education Programmes in Senegal: An Impact Analysis2001
  4. 4School-Based Sex Education Programmes and Adolescent Reproductive Health Knowledge in South Africa: A Systematic Literature Review2007
  5. 5Impact Evaluation of School-Based Sex Education Programmes on Reproductive Health Knowledge in Cape Town, South Africa: Gains and Practice Change Analysis2008