unwanted words, actions or behaviours of a sexual nature that make someone uncomfortable, upset or afraid

everyone involved clearly agrees to sexual activity without pressure; it's freely given, can be withdrawn anytime, and requires understanding

the ability to seek assistance or justice through legal means

the actions taken to help someone who is in a difficult or dangerous situation, such as providing care and seeking medical attention

Sexual harassment

RSHE (PSHE)

Power and consent

Exploitation

This unit explores power dynamics, consent and safety in relationships. Pupils learn about consent in intimate relationships, recognise exploitation and grooming, understand what constitutes sexual harassment, and know how to seek help and report concerns.

Power in relationships: How can we keep safe?

Subjects which particular individuals may be sensitive to, eg, adoption, migration, bereavement or death, divorce, poverty, deprivation.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

Depiction or discussion of sex or sexual body parts, including sex education.

Depiction or discussion of sexual content

unwanted sexual behaviour that makes someone feel unsafe/uncomfortable

everyone involved clearly agrees to sexual activity without pressure

Match the words to the correct definition.

Sexual harassment can only happen in person.

Sexual harassment only counts as words or physical actions.

Sexual harassment can be verbal, non-verbal, physical or digital.

Which statement about sexual harassment is accurate?

Match the action to the form of sexual harassment.

Sexual harassment does not have to be repetitive behaviour.

Victims only have legal recourse if sexual harassment occurs in person.

The Equality Act covers sexual harassment at work, school and public services.

Sexual harassment that comes under the Sexual Offences Act (2003) and the Online Safety Act (2023) are considered {{ }} offences.

Crimestoppers, the police, trusted adults and the NSPCC are all places that victims can go to for ...

a person who is harmed as a result of another's actions

an individual who has committed a harmful act

forcing someone to do something against their will through threats

People can use power imbalances to abuse others.

Power imbalances can sometimes lead to exploitation.

Healthy romantic relationships should have equal power.

experiencing serious mental health conditions

Which of the following are risks associated with CSE (Child Sexual Exploitation)?

Unwanted sexual actions that hurt, pressure or make others feel unsafe or uncomfortable are known as ...

If this is the definition, what is the word? To influence someone’s emotions to make them do something.

Only some relationships require boundaries.

We should only worry about our own boundaries.

Boundaries don't exist if there is a power imbalance.

Boundaries exist in every type of relationship we have.

Which of the following statements are accurate?

Sexual harassment

Lesson outcome

Content guidance