1. Speak out. Stay safe. programme1
Speak out. Stay safe. programme

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3. In 2016-17 we visited 7800 schools seeing 1
In we visited 7800 schools seeing 1.5 million children In RBWM 56% schools taken part so far 3

4. Background
The Speak out. Stay safe. programme was formed from the former Childline Schools Service and NSPCC Schools Fundraising teams.
The need for this preventative service was recognised because:
The majority of children contacting Childline are over the age of 12, but they often tell us their problems started from a much younger age.
Younger children can be especially vulnerable to abuse. They may not know it is wrong or how to seek help if it happens.
Materials and resources have been developed through consultation with children, teaching staff, parents, volunteers and key stakeholders. 4

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7. KS1 Assembly - contents Introduce Buddy Children’s rights7
KS1 Assembly - contents
Introduce Buddy
Children’s rights
Case story animation (Sam)
Definitions of abuse
Sources of help (including ChildLine)
Fundraising (optional)
Mobilisation
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8. KS2 Assembly – contents Introduce our mascot Buddy Children’s rights8
KS2 Assembly – contents
Introduce our mascot Buddy
Children’s rights
Sack of worries
Definitions of abuse
Sources of help (including Childline)
Contacting Childline film
Case story animation (Ali)
Fundraising (optional)
Mobilisation
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9. Workshop - contents Recap from assembly Recap Childline key messages9
Workshop - contents
Recap from assembly
Recap Childline key messages
Recap quiz
Ok/Not Ok
Sexual abuse definition
Guy’s Story
Neglect definition
Speak out. Stay safe. kit
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10. The NSPCC Schools Service

11. The NSPCC Schools Service
Alongside our Speak out. Stay safe. programme the NSPCC has a range of information, advice and resources for schools to support them in keeping children safe. These fall under the umbrella of the NSPCC Schools Service.
The following slides contain information about our key resources for schools.
All schools who receive the Speak out. Stay safe. programme will also be informed about this wider offer. 11

12. Key resources for schools
Teachers
Underwear Rule resources including lesson plans FREE
Share Aware including lesson plans FREE
Safeguarding in Education Assessment Tool FREE
Knowledge & Information service FREE
Online and face to face training. From £20
NSPCC helplines FREE
Parents and carers
O2 Online safety workshops for parents FREE
Underwear Rule & Share Aware information FREE
NSPCC Helpline FREE
E Learning course : Keeping Children Safe Online. From £20

13. The Underwear Rule
Our Underwear Rule resources are a simple way that parents and teachers can help keep children safe from sexual abuse – without using scary words or even mentioning sex.
We offer simple guides for parents and children to help them to talk PANTS and learn our simple acronym (see right).
We also offer free resources for teachers including a lesson plan, slide presentation, curriculum links, classroom activities and more.
You can find more information on the website here. 13

14. Share Aware
Our Share Aware resources can help teachers and parents / carers to keep children safe on social networks, apps and games.
Our animations, I Saw Your Willy and Lucy and the Boy, as well as the Share Aware Guide can help parents / carers and teachers to start conversations about online safety.
We also offer free teaching resources including lesson plans and classroom guidance. These can be accessed here.
Net Aware
Our Net Aware tool has information about the right age limit and details on privacy and safety settings for the most popular social apps and games. You can access Net Aware here. 14

15. Safeguarding in Education Self-Assessment Tool
Our Safeguarding in Education Self-Assessment Tool (formerly ESAT) has been developed in partnership with TES. It is a free online tool for schools in England to make sure the most effective safeguarding procedures are in place.
The tool enables schools to audit their current safeguarding arrangements in line with the latest statutory and recommended safeguarding practices. It also supports them to identify areas for development and make any necessary changes.
Schools can register for the Safeguarding in Education Self-Assessment Tool here. 15

16. Knowledge and information service
Our Information Service can provide quick and easy access to the latest child protection research, policy and practice for schools. We answer over a thousand enquiries every year helping professionals find the information and resources they need to keep children safe.
We hold the UK’s largest collection of child protection resources in our library and schools can search our catalogue here.
Schools can also contact our information specialists at or by calling 16

17. E-Learning
We offer a variety of online child protection training courses including:
Child Protection in Schools: This is an introductory online safeguarding training for anyone working in schools or colleges. This training course gives staff a clear understanding of how to recognise, report and record concerns about a child’s welfare. Cost: from £20.
Keeping Children Safe Online: This course is appropriate for both school staff and parents / carers. It provides information about how children use the internet and other digital technology, and how to keep them safe from abuse. This course has been developed in partnership with CEOP. Cost: from £20. 17

18. NSPCC Helpline
The NSPCC helpline is there for any adult who is worried about a child. The helpline is free, available 24/7 and calls can be made anonymously.
The helpline can be contacted by calling , ing texting 88858* or contacting us online at nspcc.org.uk/helpline.
We also offer the following specialised helplines. These are all free to contact:
FGM Helpline
Modern Slavery
Gangs Helpline
O2 and NSPCC Online Safety Helpline 18

19. Kelly Middleditch NSPCC Schools Service Area Coordinator
Kelly Middleditch
NSPCC Schools Service
Area Coordinator
Buckinghamshire|Milton Keynes|Slough|Maidenhead|Windsor|Bracknell Forest
Telephone: Mobile: 19