Sexual violence for key stage 5

This workshop will enable students to:

• define what sexual violence is
• understand the myths surrounding sexual violence and how this leads to rape culture
• know where to get support, should they need it

The Key Stage 5 sexual violence workshop is a reactionary and interactive session designed to engage students in meaningful discussion around the rising issue of sexual violence. It presents current data on increasing cases of sexual violence and abuse, provides guidance on how to seek support, and challenges harmful myths that contribute to victim blaming. The workshop also explores the topic of misogyny, encouraging students to reflect on how it influences public behaviour and can escalate into more serious crimes. Through activities such as 'fact or fiction', students are empowered to recognise harmful attitudes, understand the importance of reporting, and consider the role of bystanders in promoting safety and respect.

This workshop is available to KS5 (Year 11 and above) across Lincolnshire. Workshops are suited to be taught in groups of up to 30 children, however smaller groups can also be facilitated. Each session will run for 60 minutes.Please contact to discuss availability.

Free

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