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Let’s talk through a few examples of behaviour that is '''NOT''' OK:
* Complementing you on your looks all the time.
* Communicating with you outside of the usual channels of communication i.e., personal correspondence (including emails, social media, and web forums) rather than sending letters home or talking with the parents). Spending more time with you, showing favouritism, or giving you special attention.
* Having inappropriate conversations with you about their former sexual partners or crushes.
* Inappropriately touching you (even where the body parts involved may not be overtly sexual, for example massaging you in circumstances where that would not be part of the worker or volunteer’s role).

Let’s talk through a few examples of behaviour that is '''NOT''' OK:
* Complementing you on your looks all the time.
* Communicating with you outside of the usual channels of communication i.e., personal correspondence (including emails, social media, and web forums) rather than sending letters home or talking with the parents). Spending more time with you, showing favouritism, or giving you special attention.
* Having inappropriate conversations with you about their former sexual partners or crushes.
* Inappropriately touching you (even where the body parts involved may not be overtly sexual, for example massaging you in circumstances where that would not be part of the worker or volunteer’s role).

Let’s talk through a few examples of behaviour that is NOT OK:

Complementing you on your looks all the time.
Communicating with you outside of the usual channels of communication i.e., personal correspondence (including emails, social media, and web forums) rather than sending letters home or talking with the parents). Spending more time with you, showing favouritism, or giving you special attention.
Having inappropriate conversations with you about their former sexual partners or crushes.
Inappropriately touching you (even where the body parts involved may not be overtly sexual, for example massaging you in circumstances where that would not be part of the worker or volunteer’s role).