5 Part Programme
Holler run a 5-part workshop series delivered to selected children in the school or educational provision.
The workshops can be tailored to the needs of the students and last the length of one period.
Detailed below are some of the workshops we run.
GIRLS
This programme explores the many different issues that can affect young people today, but the emphasis is focused on girls. We discuss Self-esteem, The Impact of Social Media and FGM, we openly examine how such topics impact girls. We empower them with the tools and knowledge on how to overcome such issues should they need to.
WELL-BEING
This programme helps students identify how their lifestyle impacts their well-being. We explore issues including Mental Health, The Ingredients of a Balanced Lifestyle and Positive Relationships. The aim is to allow students to self-reflect and make positive changes that can help them now and in the future.
SEX & RELATIONSHIPS
The purpose of this programme is to equip students with the knowledge and confidence they need to make informed decisions now and in the future. In a safe environment we explore a range of topics from Self-esteem, STI’s, Contraception to Consent.
SUCCESS & ASPIRATIONS
“Our aspirations are our possibilities”. In this programme we explore topics such as Goal Setting and Overcoming Adversity. The aim of this programme is for students to recognise their dreams and aspirations and equip them with the tools they need to help reach their potential.
RISK
This programme is aimed at those students that may be considered ‘At Risk’. With a wide range of topics including Gangs, Drugs and Alcohol and Grooming. The overall aim is to increase student’s knowledge and understanding so they can become empowered and are able to make more informed choices and know where to go for support.
CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY
The Celebrating black history unit is a unit that looks at real black history through a positive and diverse lens. It covers black history dating back to the Egyptians and other black ancient civilisations such as The Zingh Empire and The Moors. We then take a look at influential black people and how they have changed the world, through inventions, politics, business and activism, pre and post the Civil Rights movement. We then end on looking at the impact of black history and black people on society and culture in the modern world.
This topic is for all students of every race, religion and background and can be tailored to be taught in both primary and secondary school.