Reclaim These Streets, a group created in the wake of the death of 33-year-old Sarah Everard who was kidnapped while walking home alone from a friend's house in early March, has joined forces with political and media literacy organisation Shout Out UK to provide the lessons.
The class, which will be offered to schools across Britain, is split into three sessions - the first covering consent and its relationship to the law, including autonomy, rights, harm, healthy relationships, and religion.
The second will cover myths relating to sexual harassment, assault/rape, and victim blaming and the third focusing on those concepts in relation to the online space, with themes such as sending nudes, revenge porn and online harassment.
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