The programme relies on existing structures, including a full-time health educator and health professionals. A local steering committee oversees the involvement and training of local leaders and heads of schools as well as of parents, teachers, and senior tutors.

During each school term, supportive supervisors visit each school to monitor the implementation of health education activities. These activities include:

• Implementing the school health curriculum
• Involving youth in forming school health clubs that sponsor competitions in plays, essays, poetry, and song on health issues
• Training peer educators and implementing one-on-one peer education on sexual and reproductive health issues
• Convening regular meetings of parents, teachers, and community leaders to discuss sexual health issues
• Offering weekly training of senior tutors and science teachers to improve their skills as health educators
• Organising sessions in which senior tutors answer students' questions and provide advice
• Training students in local teachers colleges to implement the school health curriculum.

Sexual and Reproductive Health, Children, Youth.