The biggest mistake educators make is to teach consent as a stand-alone topic.
The second biggest mistake is to teach just the content that helps reduce harm.
Young people need a positive, Christian values-based vision of healthy relationships.
We hope you enjoy this video that tries to ensure consent comes from a place of respect for the dignity of self and of others.
Speaking about consent to teenagers without speaking about p*rn is like teaching someone to drive and omitting road safety education.
This video connects the obvious dots; people learn to ignore the importance of consent and respect from what they watch.
Whilst this is only the tip of the iceberg regarding hypersexual online content we hope it helps your discussions on this topic.
Consent education starts long before the discussion of sexual consent begins.
We hope you enjoy this consent video for primary school children.
How Do You Teach Consent with Clarity and Integrity?
With consent education now a mandatory part of the Australian curriculum, many Christian educators are seeking trustworthy, values-based resources that align with their faith. It’s not just about teaching boundaries—it’s about forming hearts and minds to see every person as a gift, created for love.
A Dignity-Centered Approach
A truly Christian approach to consent education begins with a foundational belief: every human being is inherently good and worthy of love. This perspective, rooted in Christian anthropology, doesn’t ignore legal or practical realities. In fact, it strengthens them. It’s possible and necessary to be both real and respectful, acknowledging parental rights and protecting childhood innocence.
Teaching Consent Without Compromise
Educators often ask: Can we teach practical skills like how to ask for consent without promoting pre-marital sexual activity? The answer is a resounding yes.
Consent education should empower students to navigate relationships with clarity and respect, while also upholding the biblical values around sex and marriage. It’s about forming character, not just compliance
👇Watch the Video
This resource is designed to spark meaningful conversations and equip students with tools they can use without compromising their values or yours.
Real Talks Offerings for Primary Schools
Paul Ninnes speaking at an event run by A City Free From Porn, Toowoomba.
Excerpt from our Pornography, Love and Relationships DVD Resource.
Excerpt from our Relationships: Dating, Sex & Marriage DVD Resource.
Excerpt from our Relationships: Dating, Sex & Marriage DVD Resource.
