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Webinar Emotional Resilience Training : Building Resilience In Young People

By charlotte@kipeducation.com

Building resilience is a huge part of development. Young people are resilient, they cope better during or after difficult situations. They ‘bounce back’ when things go wrong. Young people need resilience to navigate life’s ups and downs. Resilience education gives children and young people the opportunity to develop a range of social and emotional skills that can influence the way they make choices and decisions in challenging situations. By supporting young people in developing the skills to build resilience and a growth mindset, we can minimise the effects of negative, stressful situations. These skills allow young people to face challenges, learn from them,…

WEBINAR: Risky Behaviours: Talking, Managing, Supporting Young People

By charlotte@kipeducation.com

When compared to children or adults, young people are more likely to engage in binge drinking, drug use, criminal or anti-social behaviour, hate or knife crime and risky sexual behaviour. This 3-hour online course aims to give facilitators a unique framework when working with young people. With a perfect blend of theory and practical skills that you can use with young people. This training consists of real-time sessions & techniques, discussion groups and opportunities to practice and network with each other. A must for any teacher, youth worker, parent or carer SUITABLE FOR: Practitioners working with young people in groups or 1-1 settings, e.g. school staff, youth workers, residential care workers: LEARNING OUTCOMES: Understand and address early risky taking in young people. Understand what…

Preparing for Statutory RSE: We need to talk about pornography

By charlotte@kipeducation.com

Preparing for statutory RSE: We need to talk about the impact of pornography With easy access to free online porn and a growing number of young people claiming to be regular consumers, especially during lockdown, the need for high quality RSE has never been more important. This webinar aims to support teachers, youth workers and other educators in meeting the new DfE requirement to teach about pornography and its potential impact on everything from body image to expectations of sex and relationships in RSE. This includes: The impact of viewing harmful content That specifically sexually explicit material e.g. pornography presents…

Preparing for Statutory RSE: Child Sexual Exploitation Awareness

By charlotte@kipeducation.com

Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) is something that anyone working with and/or living with children and young people should have knowledge of to help keep them safe. This online workshop has been designed to raise awareness about the complexities of CSE and develop the skills to identify and respond appropriately. This includes what the term means, different models of child sexual exploitation, key risks for vulnerable children and young people, ways that perpetrators use social media to target and how to identify potential signs of on and offline grooming. Delivered by a professional with over 15 years’ experience in safeguarding, the…

Preparing for Statutory RSE: We need to talk about porn

By charlotte@kipeducation.com

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT PORN: Talking to young people about the potential impact of pornography on relationships, sex, consent and body image From primetime TV to online gaming young people are bombarded by sexualised images on a daily basis from a young age. Additionally, it’s been reported that online porn consumption has rocketed during lockdown, making high quality relationship and sex education (RSE) even more important. Traditionally a difficult topic to talk about, this online workshop aims to equip teachers, youth workers and parents with tips, activities and practical information to help young people understand the difference between pornography and…

WEBINAR: Emotional Resilience Training : Building Resilience In & Out Of The Classroom

By charlotte@kipeducation.com

Building resilience is a huge part of development. Young people are resilient, they cope better during or after difficult situations. They ‘bounce back’ when things go wrong. Young people need resilience to navigate life’s ups and downs. Resilience education gives children and young people the opportunity to develop a range of social and emotional skills that can influence the way they make choices and decisions in challenging situations. By supporting young people in developing the skills to build resilience and a growth mindset, we can minimise the effects of negative, stressful situations. These skills allow young people to face challenges, learn from them,…

WEBINAR: Risky Behaviours: Talking, Managing, Supporting Young People

By charlotte@kipeducation.com

When compared to children or adults, young people are more likely to engage in binge drinking, drug use, criminal or anti-social behaviour, hate or knife crime and risky sexual behaviour. This 3-hour online course aims to give facilitators a unique framework when working with young people. With a perfect blend of theory and practical skills that you can use with young people. This training consists of real-time sessions & techniques, discussion groups and opportunities to practice and network with each other. Learning Outcomes: Understand and address early risky taking in young people. Understand what influences young people’s behaviour. Gain techniques to support young people to manage and understand risk. Explore practical approaches young people can take to minimise and manage risky situations.…

Online Training: Child Sexual Exploitation Awareness

By charlotte@kipeducation.com

ONLINE TRAINING - Child Sexual Exploitation Awareness Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) is something that anyone working with and/or living with children and young people should have knowledge of to help keep them safe. This online workshop has been designed to raise awareness about the complexities of CSE and develop the skills to identify and respond appropriately. This includes what the term means, different models of child sexual exploitation, key risks for vulnerable children and young people, ways that perpetrators use social media to target and how to identify potential signs of on and offline grooming. Delivered by a professional with…

Online Training: Emotional Resilience Training – Building Resilience In & Out Of The Classroom

By charlotte@kipeducation.com

[raw] [/raw] Building resilience is a huge part of development. Young people are resilient, they cope better during or after difficult situations. They ‘bounce back’ when things go wrong. Young people need resilience to navigate life’s ups and downs. Resilience education gives children and young people the opportunity to develop a range of social and emotional skills that can influence the way they make choices and decisions in challenging situations. By supporting young people in developing the skills to build resilience and a growth mindset, we can minimise the effects of negative, stressful situations. These skills allow young people to face challenges, learn from…

Online Training: We need to talk about porn

By charlotte@kipeducation.com

ONLINE TRAINING - WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT PORN: Talking to young people about the potential impact of pornography on relationships, sex, consent and body image From primetime TV to online gaming young people are bombarded by sexualised images on a daily basis from a young age. Additionally, it’s been reported that online porn consumption has rocketed during lockdown, making high quality relationship and sex education (RSE) even more important. Traditionally a difficult topic to talk about, this online workshop aims to equip teachers, youth workers and parents with tips, activities and practical information to help young people understand the difference…