Workshops

One programme. Two age-appropriate routes.

Sessions can be built around approximately 60 minutes, with shorter assemblies or tailored formats available by discussion.

Ages 6–11

Little choices, big difference

For younger children, the language is short, visual and reassuring. The lesson returns to four simple words: STOP • THINK • CHOOSE • TELL.

BullyingHurter • Watcher • Helper
Online safetyKeep private information private
Personal safetySay no • Move away • Tell
ConsequencesWhat happens after a choice?

Typical primary session

  1. 01Hello & good choicesSimple hands-up questions to get everyone involved.
  2. 02Choices & consequencesEasy examples children can relate to.
  3. 03Bullying & kindnessHow to be a helper and get an adult safely.
  4. 04Staying safe onlinePrivate information, messages and fake identities.
  5. 05Safe people & situationsRecognising when something does not feel right.
  6. 06The choice gameGood choice / think again scenarios.
Ages 12–16

My choices, my future

For older pupils, the session goes deeper into peer pressure, social media, responsibility, real consequences and future opportunities.

Peer pressureWho is influencing your decisions?
Social mediaDigital footprints, comparison and impulse
Consequences10 seconds → 10 minutes → 10 months → 10 years
CareersSkills, attitude and future pathways

Typical secondary session

  1. 01Choices & directionWhere do you want to be in five years?
  2. 02Influence & pressureFriends, trends and online influence.
  3. 03BullyingIn person, online and the role of bystanders.
  4. 04Online lifePrivacy, posts, messages and digital reputation.
  5. 05Real consequencesAge-appropriate discussion of loss of freedom and opportunity.
  6. 06Future choicesCareers, confidence and a practical next step.
Take-home reinforcement

The message continues after the session.

Age-appropriate workbooks use short activities, challenges and decision tools pupils can revisit at home. Branded reminder materials can reinforce the same key phrases.

See sample resources

Memorable tools

  • STOP • THINK • CHOOSE • TELL
  • What happens next?
  • BLOCK • SAVE • REPORT • TELL
  • Say no • Move away • Tell
  • Your next choice matters