Keeping Ourselves Safe resources for years 11 - 13 New Zealand Police
Contributor(s): New Zealand Police | Ngā Pirihimana o Aotearoa
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BookPublisher: Wellington, New Zealand : New Zealand Police, 2014Description: 5 documents ; DOC and PDF formats available.Subject(s): CHILD ABUSE | CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE | PREVENTION | ADOLESCENTS | CHILD NEGLECT | CHILDREN | EDUCATION | RESOURCES FOR SCHOOLS | SCHOOLS | SAFETY | YOUNG PEOPLE | NEW ZEALANDOnline resources: Click here to access online | Successful relationships Summary: Keeping Ourselves Safe is a child protection programme in which children and young people learn and apply a range of safety skills that they can use when interacting with others.
New Zealand Police recommends that schools use the learning activities in Keeping Ourselves Safe within a whole-school approach.
These year 11–13 resources will help students to learn:
- the laws related to abuse and harassment;
- their own and other beliefs about abusive situations;
- factors that perpetrate violence in New Zealand society;
- the media’s influence on behaviours and attitudes towards violence.
The resources cover four focus areas: Is this legal?; Wrongdoing or moral dilemma?; Anger and violence; Violence and the media.
See also the Love Me Not resources for years 12 - 13.
Follow the Successful relationships link to find appropriate Keeping Ourselves Safe resources for school years 0-3, 4-6, 7-8, 9-10 & 11-13, Loves-Me-Not resources for years 12-13 and Kia Kaha resources at year appropriate levels to develop strategies for respectful relationships where bullying behaviours are not tolerated. Record #5747
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Family Violence library | Online | Available | ON18020008 |
These resources were developed by the NZ Police in 2014 and remain on the current portal, alongside the Loves-Me-Not resources, updated in 2018.
Keeping Ourselves Safe is a child protection programme in which children and young people learn and apply a range of safety skills that they can use when interacting with others.
New Zealand Police recommends that schools use the learning activities in Keeping Ourselves Safe within a whole-school approach.
These year 11–13 resources will help students to learn:
- the laws related to abuse and harassment;
- their own and other beliefs about abusive situations;
- factors that perpetrate violence in New Zealand society;
- the media’s influence on behaviours and attitudes towards violence.
The resources cover four focus areas: Is this legal?; Wrongdoing or moral dilemma?; Anger and violence; Violence and the media.
See also the Love Me Not resources for years 12 - 13.
Follow the Successful relationships link to find appropriate Keeping Ourselves Safe resources for school years 0-3, 4-6, 7-8, 9-10 & 11-13, Loves-Me-Not resources for years 12-13 and Kia Kaha resources at year appropriate levels to develop strategies for respectful relationships where bullying behaviours are not tolerated. Record #5747
