Our Programmes
All our programmes are age-appropriate, offering accurate information in an engaging manner.
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Audience
Setting
Birds and the Bees
Parents & Carers
| Church
| Community
| School
Helping parents as their children navigate growing up, puberty...
Choices & Changes
Primary
| School
An introduction for 9-10 year olds to the physical and emotional...
Icebergs & Babies
Post-Primary
| School
Helping 13-15 year olds identify and respond to influences and...
Picture This
Youth
| Church
| Community
Inviting young people to consider and discuss issues around...
Private Eyes
Youth
| Church
| Community
Young adults will be invited to explore personal identity and...
About Our Programmes
All our programmes are age-appropriate, offering accurate information in an engaging manner. In the delivery of our presentations, our experienced and professional staff create a safe and secure environment in which young people can have engaging and respectful conversations about strong, healthy relationships.
Through our presentations and supporting resources, we are committed to providing not only the knowledge that we believe children and young people need to inform their relational and sexual choices, but the skills to enact them and the values that give them meaning.
So much more than just a presentation
Relationships are key to who we are and so we want to work alongside you and ensure that schools, community organisations and churches across Northern Ireland are in the best position possible to deliver excellent Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE). In addition to our presentations, we are also proud to offer:
Lesson Plans (School only)
Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE) is more than a one-off programme or presentation and we want to support and equip teachers in their delivery of RSE. Each of our primary and post-primary presentations is accompanied by a set of lessons which can be used in preparation or as a follow-up to our visit. These can be shared electronically on your school system for all teachers to access.
Evaluations – School
In agreement and partnership with the school, pupils will be invited to fill out an anonymous evaluation form at the end of our post-primary presentations if they’re comfortable and happy to do so. Information collated through these gives a helpful insight into the attitudes and behaviours of the young people and also allows us to measure the effectiveness of the programmes.
A report of the anonymous evaluations is sent to the school to allow them to review the needs and responses of their pupils to aid their delivery of effective RSE. We do this in line with our Child Protection Policy.
Evaluations – Community
In agreement and partnership with the organisation, young people will be invited to fill out an evaluation form at the beginning and end of our ‘Open Up’ programmes (week one and three) if they’re comfortable and happy to do so. Information collated through these gives a helpful insight into the attitudes and behaviours of the young people and also allows us to measure the effectiveness of the programmes.
A report of the anonymous evaluations is sent to the youth worker who made the booking to allow them to review the needs and responses of their young people to aid their delivery of effective RSE.
Parent/Carer Information Evenings
We want to encourage parents in their impact and influence. We are committed to resourcing families to use the positive influence they have to support their young people as they develop relationships with others. We can provide information on programmes in advance of delivery through parents’ evenings, as well as delivering workshops that will enable them to have important and ongoing conversations.