The Home Office has launched the third phase of the Disrespect NoBody campaign which aims to prevent young people aged 12 to 18 years old from becoming perpetrators and victims of abusive relationships. The campaign website includes information for young people about sexting, relationship abuse, consent, rape and porn, as well as information about organisations young people can approach for help. Campaign posters can be downloaded.

Jigsaw PSHE are offering three schools in Solihull the chance to get involved with the Jigsaw Families programme at a discounted rate. Please see the Jigsaw Trailblazers invitation below. More information about non-discounted costings can be found on the Jigsaw website. Jigsaw are also offering schools in Solihull the opportunity to attend a Jigsaw Families taster training day for £50 (refunded if you go on to purchase the package). For more see below. Please contact Angela Milliken (angela@jigsawpshe.com) directly if you require more information.

Funding is always an issue for schools. Jigsaw provide some helpful information around how an application for funding can be made to the Awards for All Scheme. Please see link below.

Summer 2018 brings an exciting anti-bullying opportunity for schools across the Midlands.

KiVa is an innovative school-based, anti-bullying program which has been developed using extensive research on bullying and its mechanisms. KiVa is a program designed for schools to prevent and tackle bullying swiftly and effectively.

Please see documentation attached below for further information.