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We respond to current challenges faced by children and young people by providing our ACT OUT/ SPEAK UP programme, across KS2, 3 and 4 in mainstream and alternative education.
Our measures of success have regard to the statutory guidance and government regulations by embedding the current guidelines into our programme of work.
We use forum theatre and digital resources to enable children and young people to explore relationship issues, improve cognitive and consequential thinking and build confidence and self-esteem.
“I feel more confident to get into new relationships as I can use the work with the YPVA Service to see if the relationship I am in is healthy or unhealthy.”
Safety in forming and maintaining relationships
The characteristics of healthy and unhealthy relationships
How relationships may affect mental and physical health
We provide a whole school approach to promote community responsibility by holding parents & carers assemblies. This inclusive engagement encourages a proactive community-based response to reporting and tackling domestic violence.
How to promote gender equality in the classroom (stand alone cost)
How to spot, support and break the silence of domestic abuse in the workplace
If you want to know more about EdShift or you want to talk about the services we provide, leave a message and we will get back to you.
We are also looking for funding and donations to further our resources, if you are interested in getting involved then we’d love to hear from you.
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We are looking for 8 individuals to fill our board of Volunteer Directors with specific knowledge and expertise in the following areas: