Introduce the topic to students. Explain that the session will cover what makes a relationship healthy and why these components are important in our lives. Encourage students to think of examples from media or personal experiences, without sharing personal details, to make it relatable.

Define each key component with supportive examples. Ask questions: 'Why do you think trust is important?' and 'Can you share an example of good communication?' to facilitate group discussion.

Visuals can include icons or images associated with each component. Speak on why these factors are critical for well-being.

Present a scenario or role-play idea here. Ask guiding questions: 'What would you do in this situation?' to engage thinking about applying healthy relationship principles.

Wrap up the session with a summary. Invite students to share one takeaway and remind them that these principles are foundational for any good relationship. Transition to next session where red flags will be addressed.