In response to an increased demand for primary aged support we have worked with teachers, young people and other professionals to develop age-appropriate education that bolsters social, emotional, and behavioural development, through skills in communication and resilience. Chose from ready made or tailored workshops that are fun, interactive, and packed with vital skills to help young people manage emotions, prevent conflict, and stay safe.

For a more comprehensive and impactful learning experience, the Safe to Go programme can be delivered in a way that best suits your school timetable. Sessions can take place weekly over a half-term, allowing for focused, immersive learning, or be spread across the academic year with one session per month to reinforce key messages over time. This flexible approach ensures that students have the opportunity to build knowledge, develop skills, and reflect on their learning in a way that supports lasting behavioural change. Deleievered to more than 250 year 6 students during the 2025/2026 academic year, Safe To Go is proven to help with anxiety related to the transition to secondary school, preparing them for greater independence, new environments, and the challenges associated with increased freedom and travel.
 
                                 STANDALONE WORKSHOPS (50 minutes)
                                           Choose from one of our ready made, specialist workshops that are fun and interactive,

                                           while packed with vital skills to help young people manage emotions, prevent conflict,

                                           and stay safe.

                                           Alternatively, choose from a maximum of 2 modules from the LIFE IQ Curriculum. 
 
                              
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Testimonial for the Safe To Go Project:

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"The sessions were delivered by Louise from Youth Safety First, who was fantastic throughout. She covered a range of important topics including stranger danger, online safety, recognising safe people, understanding personal space and many more. The content was well planned and clearly tailored to suit our Year 6 pupils, particularly in supporting them as they prepare for their transition to high school. The children always looked forward to Louise coming back into school.

The children were highly engaged during the sessions and clearly enjoyed taking part. The discussions and conversations that took place were very meaningful, with pupils feeling comfortable sharing their thoughts and asking questions. It was clear that the sessions helped them think more carefully about their personal safety both in person and online.

Overall, the programme had a very positive impact on the pupils. It supported their confidence and awareness around safety and gave them practical strategies they can use in real-life situations.

We would definitely recommend these sessions to other schools and would love for Louise to return in the future."

Mr Abdul-Rahman, Year 6 Teacher, Mount Stuart Primary School, Cardiff