Keeping children safe outside of school
Whilst child abduction is relatively uncommon, it’s important that children can recognise the potential signs of danger. Teaching children simply to avoid strangers doesn’t work. Most strangers will help rather than harm children. Conversely, it is often people known to children that pose the greatest threat.
Clever Never Goes moves the focus away from strangers and instead teaches children to recognise when someone (anyone) is asking them to go with them. We call this ‘Go Spotting’. In doing so, the programme aims to give children practical safety skills which they can use as they get older and become more independent.
It’s about safety– but it’s also aboutbuilding children’s abilities to engagewith the outside world, andgiving parents the confidenceto let them.
Please follow this link to find out more:http://clevernevergoes.org/
Clever Never Goes moves the focus away from strangers and instead teaches children to recognise when someone (anyone) is asking them to go with them. We call this ‘Go Spotting’. In doing so, the programme aims to give children practical safety skills which they can use as they get older and become more independent.
It’s about safety– but it’s also aboutbuilding children’s abilities to engagewith the outside world, andgiving parents the confidenceto let them.
Please follow this link to find out more:http://clevernevergoes.org/
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