Secondary School Support Posters
For those of you that have worked with the Johns in the past you will know the most important message they give and you need to adopt is that “its good to talk’. During their training (online or in Person) they always mention the different options that are available for the students to go to for help. Sometimes they forget there is always more than one option for them to seek help.
- Step One – this will always be their parents or Trusted Adult that looks after them on a day to day basis. This is the ideal option and unfortunately the one the majority of children fail not use
- Step Two – The back up plan. This would normally be a teacher at school but can also be a trusted sporting coach for example
- Step Three – Childline who are there for young people aged 18 and under.
To assist you as a school to promote this message and remind the children of their options the Johns have designed a set of poster for different KS ages.
The Johns are not charging for these posters and during in person events may have left their first versions at you schools
From September these poster will ne be available for schools to get direct from the website. They are offering all schools up to three posters free of charge. All we require is for the School to cover the cost of Post and Packing shown at checkout.
ONLY PAY POSTAGE AND PACKAGING!
£4.95
'Fake or Real’ – Know the deal
Schools will be able to choose the material to their relevant age group (KS2,KS3, & KS4) make the payment and then download the material which will be a mix of PDF document, Video and PowerPoint presentation.
Purchase options coming soon!
Various options
PENNY TEST LINK
Primary School Support Posters
For those of you that have worked with the Johns in the past you will know the most important message they give and you need to adopt is that “its good to talk’. During their training (online or in Person) they always mention the different options that are available for the students to go to for help. Sometimes they forget there is always more than one option for them to seek help.
- Step One – this will always be their parents or Trusted Adult that looks after them on a day to day basis. This is the ideal option and unfortunately the one the majority of children fail not use
- Step Two – The back up plan. This would normally be a teacher at school but can also be a trusted sporting coach for example
- Step Three – Childline who are there for young people aged 18 and under.
To assist you as a school to promote this message and remind the children of their options the Johns have designed a set of poster for different KS ages.
The Johns are not charging for these posters and during in person events may have left their first versions at you schools
From September these poster will ne be available for schools to get direct from the website. They are offering all schools up to three posters free of charge. All we require is for the School to cover the cost of Post and Packing shown at checkout.
ONLY PAY POSTAGE AND PACKAGING!
£4.95
Covid School Closures
We have included some useful links to help parents & carers keep their children entertained and safe when using the internet during this difficult time.School Closure
Walk Online Roadshow: Working with various agencies in Essex to deliver the roadshow.
The 2 Johns are very proud that following a recent inspection of Thurrock LSCB by OFSTED they singled out their Walk Online Roadshow as an example of outstanding practice, their positive words have given them even further motivation to take the Roadshow out to a wider audience.
So far the roadshow has been seen by over 80000 children over the past year taking in Basildon, Thurrock, Maldon, Saffron Walden, Braintree and Brentwood along with many individual schools.
BBC 2 - Victoria Derbyshire Show
In May 2019, John & John were invited by The BBC to present to the children at Arthur Bugler Primary School in Stanford-Le-Hope for an article about how children are groomed online through the game Roblox. The BBC filmed the presentation and interviewed John and John about how they felt children were at risk.
"I thought he was playing an innocent game"
Online multiplayer game Roblox, which has 90 million users worldwide, is marketed at children - but there are fears it also being used to groom them.
Reporter Rachel Stonehouse hears from one mother, who explains how this happened to her young son.
Roblox said its in-game chat had very stringent filters and any photo exchange would have been done on a third-party app, that is not "affiliated or integrated with Roblox".
It added: "It's extremely important to be aware of these chat apps, particularly [those with an] 'overlay' feature making it appear to be part of whatever game is being played."