15 minute assembly on International Women’s Day, spotlighting the topic of public sexual harassment. Suitable for secondary and college.

Short discussion activities to support form tutors to discuss why this UN recognised awareness day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls is necessary in age appropriate ways: KS3 - normalisation and the snowball effect of harassing behaviours KS4 - gender stereotypes and providing boys with positive role models KS5 - media representation of violence and toxic masculinity All activities are resourced with answers provided. We strongly encourage staff to read aloud the disclaimer at the beginning to prepare students as a content warning.

A new resource designed for International Women’s Day 2025 for the theme ‘accelerate action’. This quick but powerful session is an easy way for schools and colleges to spark discussion and empower students to stand up for a safer, more equal world.This 15-minute slide deck is designed to: Start conversations about gender equality and public sexual harassment in an age-appropriate way. Encourage students of all genders to think critically about these issues. Inspire activism by showcasing how young people can drive meaningful change. Suitable for KS3 - KS5. Can be used for both assembly or form time.

A range of posters and postcards available to display around school and on tutor display boards to share information around PSH and to tackle the education around it.

Powerpoint and accompanying lesson plans, including 3 lessons for KS4 students. Lesson one Pupils set groundrules for safe discussions. They develop a deeper understanding of the concept of patriarchy and consider how this impacts on their lives. Lesson two Pupils consider how a person’s life experience can affect their experience of PSH and continue to develop empathy skills surrounding it. Lesson three Pupils learn about the specific types of online sexual harassment and create solutions for a specific one.

Powerpoint and accompanying lesson plans, including 2 lessons for KS5 students. Lesson one To refresh our understanding of consent and how cultural myths impact it. Covering: Ground rules Definitions Consent/myths Lesson two To understand the legalities around PSH and think about the different types. Covering: The law Homophobia Fetishisation Empathy

Powerpoint and accompanying lesson plan, including three lessons for KS3 students. Lesson one Pupils set ground rules for safe discussions. They define Public Sexual Harassment and link it to consent. They consider how sexual harassment might make a person feel. Lesson two Pupils gain a deeper understanding of what constitutes PSH and where it occurs through real life scenarios and statistics. Lesson three Pupils spend some time considering how people differ and discuss the different things they have discovered over the course of the topic.