Respect, boundaries and consent
Consent means a free, informed and active agreement. It can be withdrawn at any time and is never created by pressure or silence.
Lesson overview
What you'll learn in this lesson
Understand consent and personal boundaries
Key learning points
- • What valid consent needs
- • Respond safely
This lesson at a glance
- 25 minutes
- 12 parts to scroll through
- 3 quick checks
- Marked quiz at the end
- Gentle pace: short sittings with pauses
Words to know
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Visual introductionPicture this
Respect, boundaries and consent
Consent means a free, informed and active agreement. It can be withdrawn at any time and is never created by pressure or silence.
In a nutshell
Understand consent and personal boundaries
Explore the idea
Part 2 of 12
Learn
What valid consent needs
A person needs capacity, freedom from pressure and enough information to choose. Checking in matters because agreement to one thing is not agreement to everything.
Explore the idea
Part 3 of 12
Learn
Respond safely
Respect a no immediately. If a situation feels unsafe, move away, contact a trusted adult and use emergency help when there is immediate danger.
Reset break
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Pause
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Stretch, get a drink, look out of the window. There is no timer and nothing is counting down — your place is saved, so you can come back in five minutes or tomorrow.
Quick check
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Quick check
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Quick check
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Reset break
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Pause
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Stretch, get a drink, look out of the window. There is no timer and nothing is counting down — your place is saved, so you can come back in five minutes or tomorrow.
Challenge round
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Game · Sort it
Which of these are true?
Drag each card into the right column. Tap a card first if dragging is fiddly.
True
Not true
Challenge round
Part 10 of 12
Game · Recall cards
Can consent be withdrawn?
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Mastery quiz
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Marked quiz
End of lesson quiz: Respect, boundaries and consent
3 questions, marked with the reasoning shown. No timer.
1. Can consent be withdrawn?
2. Does silence mean yes?
3. What should happen after a no?
Lesson round-up
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