Ariel Trust Safeguarding Resources – FREE for Wirral Primary Schools
Ariel Trust Resources – 2026 Training Opportunities
Ariel Trust is offering schools FREE access to the Ariel Trust School Portal. This platform provides a suite of age-appropriate, tailored resources designed to equip primary school pupils with the skills to resist grooming, radicalisation, and exploitation.
To support teachers in delivering these lessons, we are providing free online staff training sessions.
Please note: Due to our funding ending shortly, these are the final training sessions we will be scheduling. We encourage all interested schools to register as soon as possible.
KS2 Send Me A Selfie (Skills for Healthy Relationships)
We have recently launched a new Send me a Selfie website, containing additional content designed to help you develop children’s refusal and resistance skills more effectively. Send Me A Selfie tackles the issues arising from the sharing of images online. The animation and supporting lessons allow pupils to focus on the pressure they might feel to share images and the consequences if they do. Pupils will explore issues about consent and practice refusal skills, how to say no if they feel pressure to share something with which they are not comfortable.
We have employed a team of theatre practitioners who will provide you with step-by-step instructions, showing you how forum theatre can be employed in your classroom.
Online training date:
Wednesday 21st October 3.30-4.45
KS2 Grassing or Grooming
Grassing or Grooming focuses on criminal gangs and asks pupils to practice skills they can use to resist the tactics that those gangs use to groom children. By using these resources as part of a coherent programme, pupils can be offered an opportunity to practice and hone skills that they can use to identify risks and adopt strategies to minimise those risks.
Online training dates available:
Thursday 12th November, 3.30-4.30
Knock at the Door Parental Engagement
Focusing on our new resource ‘Knock at the Door’ which is a continuation of our ‘Send Me A Selfie’ resource. This time, we look at what happened if the images are sent and they become inappropriate, resulting in the police getting involved.
We will explore how the new resources can successfully be delivered, showing evidence of this in action and examples from a real parental engagement workshop documented through training videos, to use as a guide when delivering the resources with parents.
We discuss things such as, structuring workshops, balancing the dynamics of the group, and how you can encourage parental participation.
Please note this session is only available to schools that have already completed the ‘Knock at the Door’ training.
Online training date:
9th December, 3.30-4.45
If you are interested in accessing any of the resources, please contact Ariel Trust
To know more about the Ariel Trust, click here: Capacity Building in Wirral | Ariel Trust