Consent is already part of children’s everyday lives.

It shows up when someone wants a hug. When play gets too rough. When a friend keeps asking after hearing no. When a child changes their mind. When something feels uncomfortable, but they are not sure what to say.

These are skills children can start practising now, before the stakes get higher.

Speaking Franklie About Consent is a fun, interactive workshop where children and their trusted adult learn and practise these skills together.

This isn’t a two-hour talk about consent. Children will have lots of opportunities to use their voice, make choices, change their mind, hear no, respond respectfully and find the words to ask for help.

This workshop is for all genders.

What we’ll explore

Together, children and adults will explore:

what consent and boundaries look like in everyday life
how to speak up, change your mind and ask for help
how to notice body clues and check in when something changes
how to hear no, respect boundaries and respond when you get it wrong
privacy, secrets, surprises and growing independence

A workshop you do together

Franklie brings children and trusted adults into the same room so families can build the language together.

Adults are part of the workshop too.

You’ll practise asking, listening, setting boundaries and accepting no alongside your child, giving you shared words and experiences to keep using at home long after the workshop finishes.

The aim is simple: to help children feel more confident using their voice, and more capable of listening when someone else uses theirs.

You’ll leave with

practical language for speaking up and setting boundaries
experience practising how to hear and accept no
simple tools for noticing body clues and checking in
a clearer understanding of privacy, secrets, surprises and getting help
shared language to keep the conversation going at home

Who it’s for

Children aged 8+ and their parent, carer or trusted adult.

All genders are welcome.

No prior knowledge is needed. The workshop is designed to make these conversations practical, calm, fun and easier to continue at home.

Meet your facilitators

Patience

Patience is an expert consent educator and primary school teacher with more than 5 years of teaching experience. She currently works with a leading consent education provider and brings an inclusive and evidence-based approach to helping children build practical skills around consent, boundaries and respectful relationships.

Cécile

Cécile is the founder of Franklie and a mum passionate about helping families have earlier, more open conversations about bodies, puberty, consent and growing up.

She brings a warm, practical and down-to-earth approach to workshops, helping children and adults build language they can keep using at home.

What to bring

Just yourselves, and any questions you have.

There will be space for questions throughout the workshop, including an anonymous question box so children can participate in the way that feels most comfortable for them.

Launch offer & group discounts

We’re celebrating the launch of this new Franklie workshop with special group pricing.

Standard ticket: $129 per duo
Includes one child and one trusted adult.

Coming with friends?

Children often feel more relaxed when they have familiar faces in the room, and attending together gives families a shared experience they can keep talking about afterwards.

The price per duo reduces when you book with friends:

Group size	Price per duo	Code to use at checkout
1 duo (standard)	$129	(no code needed)
2 duos	$119	FRANKLIE2
3 duos	$109	FRANKLIE3
4 duos	$99	FRANKLIE4

Location - Wheel of Life Studio, Brunswick Heads

Address: 21 Fingal St, Brunswick Heads NSW 2483

A light-filled studio in the heart of Brunswick Heads, with free parking nearby.

Any questions?

Feel free to reach out to us by email at heyfranklie@gmail.com. If you include your phone number, we will give you a call back. We’re always happy to help you decide whether the workshop feels like the right fit.

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