Expert-Led Webinar: Festivals Education: An opportunity to discuss the intricacies of Law & RSHE in a meaningful way at your school - Thursday 27 March 2025 (Online)

Festivals Education: An opportunity to discuss the intricacies of Law & RSHE in a meaningful way at your school 

Your students are likely to be heading off to festivals and parties this summer… How can you help ensure they stay safe and make informed choices before they go? Boardmasters is generously funding this much-needed education initiative delivered by It Happens Education and Schools Consent Project, to drive meaningful change by increasing conversations and preparation ahead of these events. This session will focus on education about the law in a relatable context and the complexities of adolescent choices and intimate behaviours in these environments. We can help your school seize that pre-summer moment and suggest a variety of ways to meaningfully inform parents & upskill young people before they head off into these challenging new spaces.

Amy Forbes-Robertson is the Founding Director of It Happens Education, an organization delivering RSHE (Relationships, Sex, and Health Education) to students aged 9-18 through in-person and online sessions, covering topics like bodies, relationships, and substances, while also supporting parents and teachers. With over 20 years in education, she has worked with organizations like Channel 4, BBC Teach, and the University of Westminster. Monica Bhogal, a former solicitor, is the Director of Schools Consent Project, a charity that educates young people (11-18) on the legal definitions of consent and sexual offences through lawyer-led workshops. The project has reached over 60,000 students globally, expanding into schools, military settings, and football clubs to promote understanding of boundaries and legal rights, fostering a culture of respect and consent.