Male by birth. Man by choice. A 2-hour seminar for boys in Years 9 to 12.
Boys today are negotiating manhood with very few honest conversations and a feed full of bad maps. Most of them have never had a man tell them the truth, plainly, on the things that matter.
Men of Honour is a 2-hour respectful relationships seminar for boys, built to fill that gap. It’s the conversation a good father, a good coach, or a good uncle would have with a boy if he had the words and the time. Glen sits across from a hall of boys and has 7 conversations they don’t usually get to have, on porn, sex and respect, nutrition, training, money, friendships, and the kind of man they actually want to become. The room is safe but not soft. He doesn’t lecture, doesn’t moralise, and doesn’t swear to win them over. He just tells the truth.
We’ve delivered it in hundreds of schools.
WHO IT’S FOR AND WHAT THEY WALK OUT WITH
Boys in Years 9 to 12. Works across every school type, every demographic, every academic band.
We know what students walk out with because they tell us, often within the week. They cancel a habit they’ve been carrying for years and write in 7 days later to say they haven’t gone back. They eat breakfast for the first time in months. They drag the weight set out of the garage and start training again. They stop accepting “yeah, all good” from a mate who clearly isn’t, and they push past it: “no, seriously, how are you actually going?” They go home and have the kind of conversation with their dad or their mum that hasn’t happened for a long time.
Every boy gets the Men of Honour workbook to take home, so the 7 conversations keep going at the kitchen table.
What students, parents, and educators have written in
“Well, he said you are the greatest speaker he has ever heard and told me I HAVE to have you on my podcast. More than once – ha! He literally could not get through the front door. He stood there just talking with his bag on his back. He took copious notes! (And made us read them). So did his mates. They’re in year 9!! If anyone knows how tough it is to engage Year 9s they will get how incredible this is. I just wanted to encourage you and tell you, this is one happy mum! I am so thrilled he got to hear you speak. He is bubbling over with inspiration this afternoon.”
Parent, Oakhill College, NSW
“As a school, we generally get a lot of talks from external presenters about various matters, but I can confidently say that your presentation today was the best that I have experienced, and this is true for everyone else that I have spoken to. Your story was truly inspiring and the seven lessons that you spoke to were both meaningful and not ones that we hear enough of as young men, so thank you.”
Year 10 student, Anglican Church Grammar School (Churchie), Brisbane
“Typically I don’t take things like this seriously and I’m surprised I’m writing this email. But I just wanted to say thank you for the great seminar today it really has inspired me to just do better, be a man of honour. I attached some new goals that I have set because of today. I plan to stick to these the best I can.”
Year 10 student, St Benedict’s College, Mango Hill QLD
“I just wanted to say what a privilege it was to have you at our school. Your words have changed my life, despite only being a few months since your visit, I have gotten healthier mentally, physically, and emotionally. I’ve started a workout routine at home and I am already seeing results. I am sounder of mind than I’ve ever been in my life. I’m calm more often and my problem-solving skills have increased due to a clearer mind because of your wisdom… Without you I’d still just be a bitter child who throws WAY too many tantrums.”
Year 11 student, St Patrick’s College, Ballarat
“I went home and told my mum I loved her and told her about what you taught us today, I have not sat and talked to her like I did tonight for a long time.”
Grade 10 student, Loyola College, VIC
“In 12 years of professional football we’ve heard a ton of motivational speakers. Nothing was as meaningful as this.”
NYC Head Coach, Canberra Raiders.
“Thank you for being a father figure for me (and possibly others in the audience), for showing me how to pick myself up, and for giving me conviction to chase what I want.”
Year 12 student, St Ignatius College Riverview.
“You inspired me to get my act together physically. I brought out my old weight set and started training again. I’ve replaced unhealthy snacks with protein bars. You helped me get my life back on track.”
Year 10 student, Ormiston College.
“You did a lecture today at my school, Stretton State College. After you talk I have decided to create 3 habits for myself including running 5k at least 3 times a week, doing 10 push ups every morning then increasing it to 15 after 2 weeks and adding five every two weeks, and the last one being quitting pornography for good. Thanks again.”
Year 10 student, Stretton State College
“You did a lecture today at my school, Stretton State College. After you talk I have decided to create 3 habits for myself including running 5k at least 3 times a week, doing 10 push ups every morning then increasing it to 15 after 2 weeks and adding five every two weeks, and the last one being quitting pornography for good. Thanks again.”
Year 10 student, Stretton State College
“During your presentation I realised my best mate next to me had his parents split. He told me afterwards how engaged he was in your words. I was inspired to spend more time with him on the weekends.”
Year 9 student, Good Counsel College, Innisfail.
“In the year since you were last at our school I’ve made major changes. I started CrossFit, got a job, and joined the leadership team. Thank you for guiding so many young boys into manhood.”
Year 12 student, Trinity College, Gladstone.
“Even the most disengaged boys found Glen engaging and inspirational. We don’t often hear from parents. Several rang to congratulate us on a presentation their sons came home eager to discuss.”
Head Teacher, Wellbeing, Camden High School.
“I wanted to let you know your speech at Calvary Christian College, Townsville has really impacted me. After your seminar I have decided I want to do better. I have been struggling with an addiction to pornography and in turn this has damaged my self esteem, but after hearing your words I have been able to start making better decisions. I have started back at gym again for the first time in a weeks, and for the first time ever right after gym I went on a run on up castle hill, after not running for over 6 months thank you so much for getting me back on the right path.”
Year 11 student, Calvary Christian College, Townsville QLD
“I wanted to let you know your speech at Calvary Christian College, Townsville has really impacted me. After your seminar I have decided I want to do better. I have been struggling with an addiction to pornography and in turn this has damaged my self esteem, but after hearing your words I’ve been able to start making better decisions. I’ve started back at gym again for the first time in a weeks, and for the first time ever right after gym I went on a run on up castle hill, after not running for over 6 months thank you so much for getting me back on the right path.”
Year 11 student, Calvary Christian College, Townsville QLD
“The conversation we shared last night was open, honest, and rooted in deep respect for the content you delivered. The impact on my son was profound.”
Parent, Sacred Heart College, South Australia.
“I want to say thank you. Usually when guest speakers come to the school to talk to us it is often the most boring, miserable, and painful thing of the day. I can confidently say that you actually made a difference in how I live my everyday life from now on, for the whole school day it is all me and my friends could talk about, and how you were able to keep all of us actually intently listening. Lately I have noticed how much of a problem I have with vaping. But because of you I now know how serious it is and how bad it will be if I do not do something about it. So I will do the very best I can to quit it. I cannot thank you enough for what you opened my eyes to today. You have forever changed me. Thank you.”
Year 11 student, Catherine McAuley College, Mackay
“My son has ADHD and is very hard to keep still. He sat and listened attentively through the whole talk. He came home and told me he could have listened to you for hours.”
Parent, Southport High School.
We get emails like these every week.
CONSENT AND RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS, COVERED PROPERLY
Consent education has been mandatory in the Australian Curriculum since 2023. Most schools have the content mapped. The harder part is delivery, because a hall of Year 10 boys can smell a compliance exercise from the back row.
As a respectful relationships seminar for boys, Men of Honour comes at it through character and standards. The conversation on porn, sex, and respect sits inside a bigger question, the kind of man each boy wants to become. That’s why it lands with boys who usually switch off. The seminar supports Victoria’s Respectful Relationships initiative, the consent requirements in the NSW PDHPE syllabus, and respectful relationships education in Queensland schools.
If you’re weighing up external providers for your consent education programme, start with our consent education for schools page, then get in touch.
HOW IT RUNS AND HOW TO BOOK
2 hours. In-person, on your campus. We don’t run this online. Available to high schools and education organisations globally. Glen travels.
Pen and paper. No phones in the room. Total respect, quiet enough to think. You provide the hall, the AV, and water. We bring the rest.
Every boy gets the Men of Honour workbook to take home, so the 7 conversations continue with parents, mentors, and coaches in the days after.
Men of Honour books up fast, particularly around Year 9 and Year 10 wellbeing programmes and Year 11 retreats. The earlier you get in touch, the more flexibility you’ve got on dates that fit your year-level calendar.
Tell us your school, your year level, and the term you’re aiming at. We’ll come back inside the next 2 working days with available dates and a quote.
Email us, call, or use the enquiry form below.
Questions schools ask
What is Men of Honour?
Men of Honour is a 2-hour respectful relationships seminar for boys in years 9 to 12. Boys sit with pen and workbook while Glen Gerreyn leads 7 honest conversations on respect, consent, health and character. Every boy takes the workbook home to keep the conversation going.
Who is Men of Honour for?
Your young men, Years 9 to 12. Respect, character, and consent, taught in a room where boys think, write, and commit to a standard.
Does Men of Honour cover consent?
Yes. Consent sits inside a bigger conversation about character and respect, which is where it actually lands with young men.
What does Men of Honour cost?
Seminars start from $3,525, plus travel if your school is outside South East Queensland. Email us for a quote.
What happens after the seminar?
Partner schools get access to the Staffroom: lesson follow-ups and printables your teachers can use the following week.
