NSPCC Workshop

We were delighted to welcome Clare from the NSPCC to run an interactive workshop with Forms 2, 5 and 6 last week.
During the workshop, the boys excitedly greeted ‘Buddy’, a green speech bubble-shaped mascot, representing “Speak Out, Stay Safe”, recognising him as a friend to speak to if they were worried.
There were lively discussions during the workshop on topics such as recognising the role of Childline, how to contact them, and determining who is a Safe Adult both in school and at home. The children then played a game of “What do you think?” This was an opportunity to form small groups and discuss different scenarios, such as, ‘Is it ok to keep a secret?’ They gave a thumbs up or thumbs down to each given scenario and confidently explained the reason for their answers.
These workshops are incredibly important and serve as a reminder to children to speak out if they have any worries or concerns; we are very grateful to the NSPCC for spending time with us.