Relationships tool: all about consent, sex and relationships
An online interactive tool using real-life scenarios to help young people explore choices and consequences in relation to relationships, sex and consent.
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How this resource can help
Use this resource to
Engage young people in learning about tricky topics in an interactive way
Start conversations about consent, sex and relationship expectations
Support young people to practise responding to sticky situations through guided scenarios and choices, including suggestions for what they could say
Encourage young people to reflect on their values, choices and relationship experiences
Reinforce key messages about respectful relationships, safety, managing conflict, consent and sex
It covers
Healthy and respectful relationships, including feeling safe in relationships and managing break-ups
Consent, sex and communication
Where to get help
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If you are a young person
You’re in the right place! This is an interactive game that you can use to explore choices around relationships, sex and consent. As you work through different scenarios and choose what to do next, you'll get information and ideas to help you build healthy, respectful, and safe relationships. If you’re worried about anything, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Last reviewed by Together We Can: 13 July 2026
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