Consent
Consent
No Means No
If you would like to learn more about this topic, here are some useful resources for you to explore.
Consent Posters (3) (1).pdfSexual Harassment Posters - A3 (3) (1).pdfHarmful Sexual Behaviours Posters - A3 (5) (1).pdf
What is sexual activity?
Sex, or sexual activity, can include:
kissing;
sexual touching;
oral, anal, and vaginal sex with a penis or with any other type of object.
Let's talk about consent.
To put it simply: if you are doing any kind of sexual act with another person, both people have to agree to do it. Otherwise, you are breaking the law.
On top of that, making someone do a sex act of any kind without their consent can lead to them experiencing trauma. Trauma is when you feel emotional shock and pain after an upsetting experience.
Watch this video to understand more about how consent works and why it is important for you to give and receive consent.
For Consent Myths and Facts, you can click here.
For additional information on How to Give and Get Consent, you can click here.
You can read more about Consent and the Law by clicking here
You can find out How to Practice Consent by clicking here
You can read about Trust in Relationships by clicking here
You can read about Power in Relationships by clicking here
You can learn about Sexting, Consent and the Law by clicking here
PSHE Knowledge Organisers - Consent.pdf