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Request our Speak out Stay safe SEND / ASN / ALN programme for your primary school

We have a Speak out Stay safe programme for schools who work with children with:

  • special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND)
  • additional support needs (ASN)
  • additional learning needs (ALN).

This programme provides support and resources to help you deliver messages to your pupils about what abuse is and which trusted adults they can turn to for help. We provide access to resources including six session plans and printable props all of which use our friendly speech bubble mascot called Buddy.

The materials are aimed at primary school children aged between 9 and 11, however, may be appropriate for older pupils at teacher discretion.

Your local NSPCC Schools Service Schools Coordinators can support your school to deliver the programme by briefing school staff at the start and gathering feedback and learning at the end.

Please complete and submit the form below to access Speak out Stay safe SEND/ASN/ALN.

Do not use this form to report welfare concerns. If you're worried about a child, contact our helpline on 0808 800 5000 or email help@nspcc.org.uk. If you're worried a child is in immediate danger, call the police on 999.

Please note that our Speak out Stay safe SEND / ASN / ALN programme content is not suitable to be used as home learning. Find out more about Speak out Stay safe

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Please read the Speak out Stay safe SEND Agreement and then tick the box below to confirm that you have read it and agree with the terms. Materials cannot be accessed without this agreement. The agreement is also available in Welsh/Cymraeg

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