Learning at Third and Fourth Level is likely to be for young people in S1, S2 and S3, but it can be earlier or later for some. Click here to access resources on the RSHP website.
Learning at Senior Phase is likely to be for young people in S4, S5 and S6 at school, in college or other means of study. Click here to access resources on the RSHP website.
Fearless is the youth service of independent charity Crimestoppers providing young people aged 11 – 18 years with key information about crime and giving them a safe place to speak up with information 100% anonymously online or by calling on 0800 555 111.
Fearless believes that by equipping young people with knowledge of a range of topics, it empowers them to make their lives and communities safer. It is a tangible, positive tool for education/youth professionals and parents/carers to share to help support them to make positive choices as they grow into adulthood. In 2023 over 120,000 people from all over Scotland visited the Fearless website. Their aim is that every young person should know that their service exists, and YOU can help them do that.
Fearless Scotland have a suite of new resources for professionals who work with young people. All resources can be found by clicking here.
In light of the concerning messages that are being shared around toxic masculinity, misogyny and, more specifically, the INCEL movement, we have created a resource to support conversations around these challenging topics. The resource is designed to increase knowledge around language, create awareness of different types of behaviour and also challenge us to think about how we can be active bystanders around concerning language and behaviours.
Click here to view the resource.
Sextortion is a form of intimate image abuse where someone is pressured/manipulated into sending an
intimate photo or video. This is then used to blackmail them into sending more sexual content or money.
Increasing reports have been made of sextortion targeting young people, which led to the National Crime Agency recently issuing a warning alert to all UK schools about the rise.
Click here to access our new resource which can be used in PSE.
