In partnership with Cambridgeshire Council, Rewise is proud to unveil our groundbreaking Wise Choices Programme, a comprehensive initiative aimed at addressing the critical issues young people face today. By tackling the challenges of online safety, county lines, and knife crime head-on, we've crafted an engaging and informative learning experience that equips students with the knowledge to make wise choices for a safer society.
Our social impact learning programme serves as a preventative and proactive measure, emphasizing early intervention. Developed in-house by our creative design team, the Wise Choices Programme includes three animated videos on Positive Friendships/Online Safety, County Lines, and Knife Crime. Authored by a published young adult fiction writer, these videos are not only age-appropriate but also crafted to engage and inform.
Animated Educational Videos:
- Addressing Positive Friendships/Online Safety, County Lines, and Knife Crime.
- Created in-house by our talented animation team.
- Scripts and screenplays written by a published young adult fiction author.
Comprehensive Lesson Plans:
- Full lesson plans and teaching resources provided.
- Designed for year 6 upwards.
- Tailored for whole or half-day learning sessions.
Proactive Early Intervention:
- Taking a preventative approach to address issues before they escalate.
- Encouraging informed choices through early education.
Real-life, Contemporary Issues:
- Tackling online safety, county lines, and knife crime.
- Providing relevant, up-to-date content.
PSHE Curriculum Integration:
- Designed to seamlessly fit into PSHE studies.
- Enhances the overall curriculum with practical life skills.
Rewise's Wise Choices Suite of Resources stands as a beacon for proactive, engaging, and informative education. By addressing real-life issues with age-appropriate, non-patronizing resources, we're fostering a safer society and empowering young people to navigate the complexities of the world with confidence and wisdom. Together, let's shape a brighter and safer future for our youth.
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