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PSHCE

PSHCE

Anti-Bullying

Bigfoot’s interactive anti-bullying programmes aim to encourage children to respect themselves and each other at school, in their homes, in the community, and online.

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Be A Cyber Smart-Y

A fun 30-minute classroom film resource that helps children become super cyber smart, through two unlikely characters, a school caretaker and an animated spider called Gus!

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Big Steps

An assembly & workshop programme is the perfect opportunity to celebrate new beginnings in a positive and enjoyable way!

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British Values & UNCRC

A creative opportunity to introduce young people to both British Values and the UNC Rights of the Child (RRS) which many schools encounter through exploring Unicef’s Rights Respecting Schools Award.

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Caught Up In The Net

Together with Bigfoot’s World Friendship Ambassadors, pupils will meet a variety of characters who explore the impact of their own, and others, online behaviour, with both immediate and far-reaching consequences.

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Changes

Whatever the age, we all sometimes need a helping hand to navigate change. Bigfoot’s workshops are designed to help support Years 3- 5 with many of the thoughts, feelings, hopes and challenges we can encounter when starting something new.

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Gender Stereotypes

Our inspiring gender stereotypes programme explores with students their uniqueness and that they should be proud of who they are, whether they are a boy or a girl.

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I Like Myself!

This 45-minute interactive storytelling workshop uses Karen Beaumont’s inspiring ode to self-esteem to encourage young students to appreciate everything about themselves, inside and out.

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Internet Safety

Our range of film, drama workshop and theatre-based programmes enable children, young people and their families to work together to explore how to create a better internet for the future.

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Knife Crime Prevention

Our range of assemblies and workshops about choices and consequences encourage children to talk openly about the important issues around knife crime, gang violence and keeping safe.

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Little Steps

We are delighted to offer schools the option of booking our ‘Little Steps’ workshops for younger students who are preparing themselves for the move between key stages.

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Online Behaviour

This workshop focuses specifically on the causes, effects and consequences of negative behaviour online and what we can do together to ensure that we use the internet safely, responsibly and positively.

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