Consent, which is due to air on Channel 4 later this month, is based on hundreds of testimonies of young people from both state and private school backgrounds.
on the rise, many experts believe that education about respect, healthy relationships and healthy sex would help combat this., a provocative new drama, is set to tackle where these behaviours might stem from: porn, lack of sex education and conversations around consent.is set in a fictional private school – the kind that teaches the future leaders of the country.
As per the synopsis, “Archie is the embodiment of the school – white, wealthy and academically a high achiever. The rules of Archie’s social media and online existence are set by a lad culture he doesn’t really feel he belongs to. And porn culture dominates how the boys talk about and describe imagined, exaggerated encounters with girls – even in spite of the fact that most of them have probably never even had sex yet in real life.
It continues: “Meanwhile, Natalie has won herself a scholarship to attend the school. Black, working-class and clever, she and Archie instantly bond. Natalie is the outsider that Archie feels himself in part to be. “Then, one night at a party it all comes to a head. Boundaries are crossed, trust is broken, and nothing will ever be the same between them. But how will the school deal with the accusation Natalie makes against one of their own?”It all brings to mind the comments that Anthea Sully – the CEO of
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