Empower children by improving help seeking behaviours in grooming and peer pressure scenarios
Demonstrated to deliver positive changes in both knowledge and behaviours, our creative online resources can support you to deliver engaging and effective PSHE lessons. Using animations to explore relevant themes, including sharing online images, gang-based grooming and extremism, we can support you to create safe spaces where these challenging issues can be explored.
We provide fully resourced, creative online learning resources that support delivery of the ‘Relationship Education’ curriculum and meeting statutory duties including Prevent & Serious Violence Duties. They also support your school to demonstrates positive safeguarding actions in support of your Ofsted Inspections.
Evaluated by Liverpool John Moores University and shown to deliver statistically significant positive impacts, particularly in relation to help seeking behaviours.
Centring around a co-created animation, each programme includes interactive content and is fully resources with structured lessons, lesson plans, video support for teachers and optional handouts.
Role play has been shown to be one of the most effective ways of changing behaviour. Use our online videos to learn simple forum theatre techniques and build your skills and confidence in using drama to facilitate effective role play and to even to actively engage parents in their children’s learning.
| “It has given the staff involved the opportunity to learn new ways to deliver such difficult topics to our children in a way that doesn't make it overly dumbed down and allows the children to understand the topic in a mature and sensible way” | “The children have definitely become more critical thinkers. They have also shown increased resilience and refusal skills … and have then used these skills within the lessons. I have also seen children use these skills independently when dealing with friendship issues, which was great to see” |
| Teacher, Rockferry Primary, Wirral | Teacher, St Christophers Primary, Liverpool |
We currently offer programmes, suitable for use at Key Stage 2, and responding to the following topics:
Gang-based grooming for criminal exploitation
Peer pressure and consent in teenage relationships
Grooming in relation to hate and violence extremism
The case studies below are designed to provide detailed information about various aspects of our work. If you would like to find out more or are interested in working with us, please contact us at admin@arieltrust.com
