Sexting

A resource package aimed at encouraging children to understand the risks of sharing sexual images and develop resilience.

Summary

This resource has been produced by Avon and Somerset but is based on the Home Office Disrespect Nobody campaign and also draws on resources produced by Childnet. The materials have been combined to produce a package which takes into account the PSHE agenda while also providing a police perspective.

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Lesson Plan (PDF)

Associated content

Home Office - Disrespect Nobody

The Disrespect Nobody campaign covers a wide variety of themes within the context of sex and relationships

Childnet: ‘Just send it’

This is a video with accompanying lesson plan (if required), exploring issues around sending youth-produced sexual imagery.

‘So you got naked online’

Information and advice leaflet produced by the South West Grid

Think You Know

Information and advice about youth-produced sexual imagery.