Do students need the But It’s Not Fair book?

No. Every student lesson includes the context, explanation, activity and help information needed to complete it.

Can teachers use the Education Hub free of charge?

Yes. The online Education Hub is free and provides self-contained student lessons and professional guidance.

But It’s Not Fair Education

Understand forced marriage. Recognise the warning signs. Know how to help.

Free, story-led education for students, teachers and professionals—exploring consent, coercion, forced marriage, safeguarding and the right to choose your own future.

Explore Student Lessons Teachers & Professionals

Explore forced marriage through story-led learning, interactive student chapters and practical resources for teachers and safeguarding professionals.

The learning is accurate, non-graphic and designed to build knowledge without asking anyone to disclose personal or family experiences.

Story-led learning through But It’s Not Fair · No copy of the book is required

Included free

Self-contained lessons · Interactive activities · Safeguarding guidance · UK law and protection · Classroom-ready resources · No book required

Choose your route

Students or professionals.

Begin the interactive student journey, or open the complete teaching and safeguarding centre.

01 · Student learning

Students

Follow ten interactive chapters about choice, consent, pressure, coercion, privacy and trusted help.

Explore the Student LessonsWorks without the book. No personal disclosure. No graphic material. Pause at any time.

02 · Professional resources

Teachers & Professionals

Plan lessons and find classroom preparation, safeguarding, SEND/EAL adaptations, law, protection orders and the established PSHE resource.

Resources for Teachers & ProfessionalsEvery Hub lesson can be taught without a copy of the novel.

Editorial responsibility

Created from lived professional experience. Checked against official guidance.

The Education Hub is led by Aneeta Prem MBE, author of But It’s Not Fair and Founder of Freedom Charity. It connects story-led learning with safeguarding practice and current official guidance, with jurisdiction identified where it matters.

Educational material does not replace a school’s safeguarding procedures or official legal guidance. Sources, jurisdiction and review dates are stated where they matter.

Evidence and sources Accuracy and corrections Help and support

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Education Hub questions

Do students need the book?

No. Every lesson includes its own context, explanation, activity and help information.

What is the difference between arranged marriage and forced marriage?

An arranged marriage involves the free and continuing consent of both people. A forced marriage does not.

Is the Education Hub free?

Yes. The online student lessons and professional guidance are free to use.

Does this replace safeguarding or legal guidance?

No. Professionals must follow their organisation’s procedures and current official guidance for their UK nation.

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