While it's not explicit in this consultation, we can assume that the patient is under 16, attending school lessons, but not under 13 where sexual activity should result in a Safeguarding Referral. 

This young person is seeking Emergency Hormonal Contraception and the GP has explored aspects of the relationship and the risk involved. As society has changed and sexual attitudes have similarly adapted, the frequency of these consultations has reduced as fewer teenagers are engaging in sexual activity or going through teenage pregnancy. 

While there may be other healthcare settings that young people can attend for this request, this case is focussing on the appropriate response for the GP, subject to current legal practice and UK legislation.