Year 6 - NSPCC workshop

Date: 26th Mar 2026 @ 11:15am

🌟 Our NSPCC Speak Out Stay Safe Workshop 

This week, Year 6 took part in a very important workshop run by the NSPCC called Speak Out Stay Safe. It helped us learn how to keep ourselves safe and what to do if something doesn’t feel right.

🧠 What We Learned

The workshop taught us:

• We all have the right to feel safe

• There are trusted adults we can talk to if we ever feel worried or unsure

• Speaking out is brave, and it helps keep us and others safe

• Childline is always there to listen if we need support

The NSPCC team explained these ideas in a clear, friendly way, using videos, discussions, and activities that helped us understand how to recognise unsafe situations and what steps we can take.

💬 Our Thoughts

Many of us said we now feel more confident about knowing who to talk to and what to do if we ever feel worried. We also learned that it’s never our fault if something makes us feel unsafe, and there are always people who want to help.

🤝 Why It Matters

The workshop reminded us that our voices matter. Whether it’s a small worry or a big one, speaking out can make a huge difference. Staying safe isn’t just about rules — it’s about knowing our rights and feeling empowered to ask for help.

🌈 A Big Thank You

We’d like to thank the NSPCC team for visiting our school and helping us understand how to stay safe and speak out with confidence. Their message is one we’ll carry with us as we move on to secondary school.