Student Workshops

We empower students to confidently express their unique perspectives on the digital world through interactive, engaging and collaborative learning experiences.

Many young people are facing social and interpersonal issues that they report feeling unequipped to manage. Consequently, many young people have voiced their desire for practical information about navigating respectful relationships, particularly with respect to consent and communication skills. inyourskin® are dedicated to exploring these matters from a positive and pragmatic perspective.

Our student workshops take a gender transformative approach, supporting young people to develop healthy relationship skills. Students are encouraged to actively consider their relationship values and expectations, to think about their language and negotiation skills, and to develop a healthy and realistic sense self and ‘other’. Sessions are evidence based, harm reduction focused, and scoped and sequenced to align with the Australian Curriculum v9.

Year 5 & 6

Being an Online Detective

  • Year 5
  • 50-90 minutes

Students learn about emotions associated with feeling unsafe/uncomfortable online and practise strategies for maintaining online safety, including seeking help.

Topics include

  • Assessing new online acquaintances
  • Identifying red flags
  • An online detective checklist
  • Seeking help and support

AC v9: AC9HP6P06, AC9HP6P08, AC9HP6P10

Everyday Consent

  • Year 6
  • 50-90 minutes

Students learn about how emotions influence interactions and explore the steps of seeking, giving, or denying permission, including discussing non-verbal cues.

Topics include

  • Negotiation
  • Personal boundaries
  • Consent and coercion
  • Seeking help and support

AC v9: AC9HP6P06, AC9HP6P07, AC9HP6P08, AC9HP6P10

Year 7, 8, & 9

Image Based Abuse

  • Year 7
  • 50-90 minutes

Students learn about consent and coercion as it relates to online behaviour, including developing skills to navigate digital conflict.

Topics include:

  • Catfishing
  • Sextortion
  • Bullying vs. banter
  • Respectful relationship skills
  • Seeking help and support

AC v9: AC9HP8P02, AC9HP8P04, AC9HP8P06, AC9HP8P07, AC9HP8P08

Sexual Activity and the Law

  • Year 8
  • 50-90 minutes

Students learn about legislation regarding sexual activity, including online behaviour, and explore ways to keep themselves and others safe, such as reporting pathways.

Topics include:

  • Sexual activity and the law
  • Image based abuse
  • Consent and coercion
  • Seeking help and support

AC v9: AC9HP8P04, AC9HP8P07, AC9HP8P08

The Media, Gender, and Sexuality

  • Year 9
  • 50-90 minutes

Students explore how the content they engage with online impacts their wellbeing and reflect on their own values and attitudes regarding relationships and gender.

Topics include:

  • Media literacy
  • The impact of online pornography
  • Consent
  • Seeking help and support

AC v9: AC9HP10P01, AC9HP10P03, AC9HP10P04, AC9HP10P07

Year 10, 11, & 12

Digital Consent

  • Year 10
  • 50-90 minutes

Students review relevant statistics from Australia regarding young people’s sexuality and explore ways to mitigate harassment and bullying, both online and offline.

Topics include:

  • Gender and Sexuality
  • Image based abuse
  • Digital consent
  • Seeking help and support

AC v9: AC9HP8P02, AC9HP8P04, AC9HP8P06, AC9HP8P07, AC9HP8P08

Critiquing Hookup Culture

  • Year 11
  • 50-90 minutes

Students evaluate the pressures they feel to engage in sexual activity and reflect on the high percentage of young people who report regretting their casual sexual encounters.

Topics include:

  • The impact of the media on sexuality and sexual behaviour
  • Hookup culture
  • Consent
  • Seeking help and support

Alcohol and Consent

  • Year 12
  • 50-90 minutes

Students explore how their choices regarding the consumption of alcohol impact their wellbeing and look for opportunities to actively communicate consent.

Topics include:

  • Sexual health literacy
  • Healthy sexual development
  • Alcohol and sexual activity
  • Consent
  • Seeking help and support
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