RISE transition support
Supporting transitions
The Kidscape RISE programme has supported hundreds of children over the last three years with the key transition from primary to secondary school, and has now also been adapted to support children with the return to school post lockdown. The programme is delivered as Train the Trainer model for school staff (currently available through online delivery). Staff who attend the Train the Trainer sessions receive comprehensive materials to support delivery within their schools.
About RISE
The RISE programme supports children to:
- Develop a positive sense of self
- Understand how to manage change
- Develop positive relationships with others
- Recognise and respond to bullying behaviour
- Know how to speak up and get help
Feedback includes:
'The tried and tested content is really good. It is difficult to know from a primary school perspective what will be most helpful, so having this all laid out is wonderful. I will find the print outs and resources especially helpful and it will save so much time for busy school staff'."
"...it’s probably one of the best courses I’ve done."
"Everything was explained clearly. Having the goals and the outcomes of each activity laid clear was nice, as it gives you the confidence to mould the activities to fit the needs of your children."
"Having all the resources and visuals to hand during the virtual training was great. I could really visualise how I could deliver the session to the children"
How to apply
RISE Train the Trainer for school staff is currently available either free of charge or at a subsidised rate in regions of England and Wales (depending on current funding).
To find out more please email programmes@kidscape.org.uk
ZAP community workshops
ZAP workshops provide young people aged 9-16 with a range of tools to increase assertiveness, build confidence and help manage bullying situations. ZAP has been running for many years and is proven to significantly reduce experiences of bullying.
Community Leaders
Our Community Leaders programme is currently open to adults who work with children and young people and have an opportunity to change young lives for the better.