NSPCC

Hi All. Am not at home at present so cant look up old lists etc. Suggest Melanie Pearson, Peter Harper, Janet Day may be able to help. Also if I remember rightly Lucy you trained in Leeds so Karen Squilino and Helen Hargreaves may be helpful. Their contact details are on the PBUK website. Iknow there are a number of NSPCC people who have attended training days I have done. Sorry I cant be more helpful at this stage. Cheers from Di

Thanks for your responses Sally-Ann, Joc, Ann and Di

The NSPCC has recently launched their childline in schools programme in our area - i looked on the NSPCC web-site and from what i could see, some of the material that they were using with children looked to be PB informed, though it is difficult to get a lot of information. i have tried to contact various people in the NSPCC about doing some partnership work as we are also delivering in schools but no-one has come back to me despite having been extremely persistent!

regards

Terri

The only thing I found was on the NSPCC website in their resources section was :-

Choosing not losing: helping children and young people to feel happy and safe. Emotional education for 10- to 14-year olds.
Cohen, Julian
Liverpool: HIT, 2006
Aimed at teachers, this resource contains a series of lessons suitable for use with 10-14 year olds about keeping safe and decision making. Based on the Protective Behaviour process and drawing on Transactional Analysis (TA), it encourages self-empowerment and the development of skills to prevent being a victim. It contains six main lessons, each lasting 50-60 minutes, with learning outcomes, supporting material and step by step methods. These six lessons are: 1) We have choices; 2) I'm ok, you're ok; 3) We all have the right to feel safe all the time; 4) Feeling safe and unsafe; 5) We can talk to someone about anything; and 6) Bringing it all together.

I know in Northampton that NSPCC were aware of PB's but my links there are not as current as they once were. When I am back at work I will ask my colleague who worked with them for years. She is certainly very PB aware, literate and consistent
Melanie