Talk PANTS
Talk PANTS is a simple conversation to help keep children safe from sexual abuse. We don’t use any scary words or even mention sex, and our friendly dinosaur Pantosaurus makes it extra roar-some for kids.
From P through to S, each letter of PANTS provides a simple but valuable rule that can help children understand what abuse is and how to speak out about it. They’ll learn that their body belongs to them, they have a right to say no, and that they should tell a safe adult who they trust if anything happens that makes them worried or upset.
PANTS resources for schools and teachers | NSPCC Learning | NSPCC Learning
Speak Out. Stay Safe: Primary schools’ resources
The programme is free, age-appropriate, and simple to deliver. It helps children learn about:
• Their right to feel safe
• Recognising signs of abuse
• Identifying safe adults
• How to contact Childline if they ever need support
Our newly refreshed and updated resources include:
- Speak out. Stay safe virtual assemblies for ages 5-7 (P1-3) and 7-11 (p4-7) alongside supporting lesson plans (Scotland P1-3 Curriculum for Excellence)
- Post assembly lesson plan for ages 5-7 (p1-3) and 7-11 (p4-7) with engaging pupil activities and resources (Scotland P4-7 Curriculum for Excellence)
- Parent and Carers letter- Please see school’s templates for editable letter.
- Links to our feedback surveys for school staff and to pupils aged 7-11.
For Parents and Carers:
Speak out. Stay safe. Promotional Video:
Speak out Stay Safe: Primary school safeguarding assemblies, lesson plans and workshops (English)
Speak Out. Stay safe. Home Activities:
Activities for kids at home | NSPCC
Digital Citizenship Resource for you to looks at:
Lesson Browse | Common Sense Education
To register your school, please complete the form on our Speak out Stay safe webpage: Schools form | NSPCC Learning or reach out to your Schools Coordinator, Moyra Wills on moyra.wills@nspcc.org.uk who will be more than happy to answer any of your question about registering to use the resource.
