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Relationships and Consent Reflection

Read the coding club scenario and complete each task. You can write about the characters rather than sharing personal experiences. Consent applies to everyday choices as well as relationships. If a topic raises concerns for you, speak with a trusted adult or a health professional.

Scenario: the club project

Amira, Grace and Mei are working on a game at coding club. Grace reaches for Amira’s headphones. Amira says, “Please ask before using those.” Grace puts them down and asks, “Would you be okay with me borrowing them?” Amira says, “Not today—I need them.” Grace replies, “No problem.” Later, Mei suggests changing the game’s design. Amira disagrees and explains why. The group listens, discusses the options and agrees to test both ideas.

1.Which action best shows Grace respecting Amira’s consent?

She takes the headphones because they are nearby.
She asks first and accepts Amira’s answer.
She asks again until Amira agrees.

2.True or false: If someone agreed to something once, they have agreed to it every time.

TrueFalse

3.Complete the sentence: Healthy consent is freely given, informed, specific and .

4.Write one respectful sentence Grace could use if Amira looked unsure about lending the headphones.

5.Amira sets a boundary about her headphones. What does a boundary communicate, and what should another person do when they hear one?

6.The group disagrees about the game design. Give one reason their discussion is respectful and one action that would make it disrespectful.

7.Match each body part to its basic role.

Ovaries
Testes
Uterus

Produce sperm and the hormone testosterone
Produce eggs and hormones such as oestrogen and progesterone
Can support the development of a pregnancy

8.Choose the strongest reason for learning accurate information about anatomy.

Everyone’s body develops in exactly the same way.
Accurate information can support health, informed choices and knowing when to seek help.
Anatomy is only useful to people planning to become parents.

9.A person feels pressured to agree to something they do not want. Name one safe next step they could take.

10.Write a short reflection (about 100–150 words): describe two qualities of a healthy relationship, explain how consent and respectful communication help, and include one practical piece of advice for someone your age. You may use the coding club scenario.