Secondary Schools Training

The purpose of this session is to demonstrate how you open up discussions with young people about pornography.

This session is for anyone working with children aged 11-14 and provides age-appropriate ways of engaging Key Stage 3 children in discussions about consent in relationships, as well helping them to think about ways of being safe.

This session is for anyone working with children aged 14+ and provides age-appropriate ways of engaging young people in discussions about consent in relationships, as well helping them to think about ways of being safe.

This e-learning aims to provide you with an understanding of online abuse, including what the law says; its potentials impacts; and the indicators or risks related to online abuse, particularly focusing on young people.

This session is for anyone working with children aged 13+ and provides age-appropriate ways of engaging young people in discussions about online pornography.

This workshop explores some of the myths and facts around all forms of sexual and domestic violence. It is designed to raise awareness of the issues faced by victims/survivors of sexual and domestic violence with a view to improving the responses they receive from services.

This course will provide participants to recognise instances of sexual harassment in your workplace, to know how to respond when incidents do occur, and to know some ways you can prevent sexual harassment from happening in your workplace.

This session supports participants to understand young people’s pornography consumption and its potential impacts as well as illustrating ways to open up a discussion about pornography with young people to allow them to explore their own views, societal views, and the law.