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NSPCC
Schools
Service
Engaging with the entire school community, children, teachers and parents and carers to ensure that every child in the UK is better protectedSlide2
Key resources for schools
Teachers
Underwear Rule resources including lesson plans
FREE
Share Aware including lesson plans FREESafeguarding in Education Assessment Tool FREEKnowledge & Information service FREEOnline and face to face training. From £20
Parents and carers
Underwear Rule & Share Aware information
FREE
NSPCC Helpline
FREE
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Learning course :
Keeping Children Safe
Online
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From £
20
New this year
: O2 Parent Workshop on online safety
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Speak Out Stay Safe Programme for Primary Schools
We aim to reach every primary school in the UKWe deliver two, separate half hour assemblies. One for ages 4-7 and another for ages 7-11.We then deliver an hour long
interactive workshop for children aged 9-11 (Y5-6/P6-7). The workshop is delivered to children in their classroom groups. The programme is delivered free of charge. However schools will be offered the opportunity to fundraise for the NSPCC if they wish. New this year: 6 –week bespoke Speak Out Stay Safe programme for special schools 3Slide4
NSPCC Schools Service
Local update – Nottingham CitySpeak Out Stay Safe has been delivered to 26’225 children through 178 school visits since September 2011Our new parent workshops on online safety have reached 255 parents in 13 schools since September 2016All primary schools will be in receipt on a 3-year rolling programme from Summer 20184Slide5
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helped the children to bring the issues of abuse to the forefront and discuss their thoughts.”“staff ….were really pleased and wanted me to let you know how brilliantly delivered the sessions were; quality, content and explanations to children”Slide6
Thank you for listening
Any questions? Julie Hilton, NSPCC Schools Manager (East)Julie.hilton@nspcc.org.ukEmma Grishin, Area Coordinator (Notts)
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