In our work we've noticed that the biggest crisis of confidence occurs between Year 5-7, as the transition from Primary into Secondary School is substantial, and highly impacts the child's life. We aim to provide additional focused support during this transition.
Girls are facing a crisis
We Train Mentors to support Girls & Folks with
Programmes OVERVIEW
All of our workshops are interactive, use arts and crafts and support student’s social - emotional learning.
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1x60 or 90min workshop on a topic of your choice to get to know to our work
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Book us to deliver:
4 x60 or 3x90min workshops to multiple year groups on a theme of your choice (e.g. mental health, body image, self-esteem, gender stereotypes, puberty changes,etc.).
Perfect for e.g: International Women’s Day, Awareness Days like Mental Health Awareness Week
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6 x 90mins workshops (tailored to the needs of your school)
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12 x 90mins workshops (tailored to the needs of your school)
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6 x 90mins workshops focused on girls
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Our Impact
Working with young girls in schools since 2020, our programmes have positively impact young people’s self-confidence, emotional awareness, body knowledge and healthy body image, which have proven to ease the puberty transition period.
What teachers found supportive about our programmes:
An excellent addition to our PSHE delivery
Girls being able to be part of a group where they can all relate to each other’s problems and questions
Children had an outlet to discuss issues in a safe space.
The staff were very professional and developed strong, positive relationships with the girls quickly.
Sessions were fun and interactive.
Some children especially benefited who have addiionl needs or are very aware of social issues and injustices around women and LGBTQ+ community.
Schools we have worked with
Millbay Academy. High Street Primary Academy. Avanti Hall School Exeter. Tor Bridge Primary. Tor Bridge High. Stoke Damerel Primary Academy. Ernesettle Community School. Truro School. St Cleer Primary Academy.