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RSHE: Why we must teach about age gap relationships | Synapse

February 11, 2026Journal of family & child health.0 citations

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RSHE: Why we must teach about age gap relationships

RTRhys Turner-Moore

Key Points

The aim is to highlight the importance of teaching about age differences and power imbalances in relationships to ensure informed consent among young people.
Review of updated RSHE guidance
Discussion on power dynamics in relationships
Examination of implications for consent and child abuse
Emphasis on integrating power dynamics into the curriculum
Highlighting the risks associated with age gaps in relationships
Stressing the need for informed discussions on consent and child protection

Abstract

The updated RSHE guidance requires schools to teach about ‘power dynamics’ and this must cover how age differences and power imbalances affect young people's consent – and the implications for child abuse. Rhys Turner-Moore explains

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synapsesocial.com/papers/698c1c8e267fb587c655f105 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.12968/jfch.2026.0005