January saw the re-launch of Helping Hands. The revamped primary school programme has been updated in response to school enquiries to address child sexual exploitation and abuse, online safety and domestic abuse.
The new programme started touring 11th January and has already had great response from staff and pupils.
“I just wanted to see a huge thank you for Loudmouth! It was amazing, never seen anything like it – the children were engaged and LOVED IT! It was so cleverly done, very fast paced and on the children’s level. I sat with the boys in my class for the session afterwards and they were so incredibly mature – they used all of the correct vocabulary – not giggling, no embarrassment. ” – Year 6 Teacher
Helping Hands is a sensitive theatre in education programme helps protect children through an understanding of positive relationships. The performances and workshop uses drama, discussion and appropriate humour to support school’s safeguarding education and help children aged 8 – 11 years old to stay safe in their interactions with others. The programme uses the popular NSPCC PANTS rule and will be performed at several events and conferences this year including the National Working Group (NWG) annual conference in March.
For more information ring 0121 446 4880 or visit the Helping Hands webpage.