Your safety is important to us
- What is PEAS?
PEAS is what the Education Network does to protect you from dangerous or prohibited sexual behaviour. It serves to guarantee you a safe, respectful and violence-free environment.
- What is prohibited behaviour?
A behaviour is prohibited if an adult or another person:
- touches you in an inappropriate or sexual manner;
- asks you to do something you dislike or that makes you feel uncomfortable;
- makes promises (gifts, money, help, good grades) in exchange for sexual acts;
- threatens or frightens you to keep a secret.
👉 It is never your fault.
- Can an adult from the Education Network have a romantic relationship with a child or young person?
❌ No. Never. No adult working with Education Network is permitted to have a romantic or sexual relationship with a child or young person under the age of 18.
- What should you do if something makes you feel uncomfortable?
If you feel unwell, anxious or in danger:
- talk to a trusted adult (parent, teacher, educator);
- or to a person from Education Network;
- or use the complaint channels provided (message box, telephone number, e-mail, form to be completed on this website, contact person).
👉 You have the right to speak.
- What if I’m afraid to speak?
It is normal to feel afraid.
Please note that:
- you will not be punished;
- you will not be scolded;
What you say will be taken seriously and kept confidential.
- Can I help a friend in danger?
âś… Yes.
If you see or know that a friend is in danger:
- encourage him/her to talk about it;
- Talk to a trusted adult or someone from the Education Network.
Helping someone is an act of courage.
- What will Education Network do after receiving a report?
Education Network va :
- listen to you with respect;
- protect you;
- help you receive the support you need (care, listening, assistance).
The priority is always your safety and well-being.
- Can I speak even if I’m not sure?
âś… Yes.
If something seems strange or makes you feel uncomfortable, talk about it.
You don’t need to be sure to ask for help.
- Do I have any rights?
âś… Yes. You are entitled to:
- to be respected;
- to be safe;
- to say NO;
- to be listened to and protected.
- Message important
đź’› You are never responsible for the behaviour of adults.
đź’¬ Speaking up protects you.
🛡️ Education Network is here to help you.
Request for Information & Complaints
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