making the future generation safer

workshops for primary schools designed to build awareness and safer decision-making.

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  • THE MISSION

    To equip children with the confidence, awareness and practical skills they need to stay safe as they become more independent.

  • THE NEED

    Many children struggle to recognise risk or know how to respond in real-world situations, leaving a gap in practical safety education as they move around more on their own.

  • THE SOLUTION

    We provide engaging, scenario-based training that teaches children how to assess situations, make safe choices and navigate their environments with confidence.

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37%

Of pupils aged 11–16 walk to school, making it the most common way of travelling to and from school, followed by car journeys (30%) and local buses (18%).

Department for Transport (DfT). (2025). National Travel Survey 2024: Trips to and from school — by main mode and age (England).

29%

Of children aged 9–17 said they feel unsafe in at least one type of public space.

The Big Ambition (2023), survey of 300,000 children aged 9–17.

67%

of girls aged 14–17 say they often or sometimes feel unsafe when walking alone after dark.

Girlguiding. (2023). Girls’ Attitudes Survey 2023: Girls’ Views on Safety, Equality and Their Future.
Girlguiding UK.