Schools can select from just a single session that will really enable students to really appreciate key areas of PSHE and citizenship. Students interact as the major characters within a full motion movie. Individuals are challenged to evaluate the decisions they make in scenarios that vary from racial tolerance, bullying, alcohol and drug abuse as well as sex education. These sessions really engage young people in major issues and allow them to both experiment and witness the effect of their actions.
Interactive Nights Out Drug and Alcohol Abuse, Decision Making, Relationships - Ages 11 to 17 year olds (70 min session) "Interactive Nights Out" encourages pupils to make informed choices regarding drugs and alcohol. Playing the role of the main characters, they go to parties, on road trips, deal with peer and family relationships and test their judgement about drugs and alcohol. |
Hate Comes Home Hate & Bias Prevention - Ages 11 to 17 year olds (70 min session) Students begin "Hate Comes Home" at the school prom. This module allows them to experience the effects of bias and racism from different character's points of view, gaining a greater appreciation of cultural awareness. |
Just 2 Days Violence Prevention - Ages 11 to 17 year olds (70 minute session) "Just 2 Days" begins in the grounds of a school where a dispute between two boys has escalated into a deadly conflict. Pupils have the opportunity to travel back in time as four different characters to make decisions attempting to change the events which led to the school tragedy. |
Saving Sergeant Pabletti Ethics, Teamwork, Respect, Leadership, - 15 to 17 year olds (70 min session) "Saving Sergeant Pabletti" encompasses a diverse range of topical issues such as ethics, leadership, equal opportunites, prevention of sexual harassment and the need for cross-cultural interaction. |
