NSPCC Talk PANTS Campaign
Talk PANTS aims to help children understand that they have a right to say no and if they need to speak out about something, someone will listen.
We know that a simple conversation can make a BIG difference, and that’s what Talk PANTS is all about. To help you get the conversation started, please see the below:
The NSPCC Talk PANTS Campaign supports professionals, parents and those with caring responsibilities of children aged 3-11, to have simple and age-appropriate conversations, that can help them keep children safe from sexual abuse.
To request a professional’s session for your school, nursery or organisation please email eastcampaigns@nspcc.org.uk
The session inculdes:
- Overview of Talk PANTS
- Evidence behind Talk PANTS
- Talk PANTS in action
- Overview of Talk PANTS resources
- Next steps
Download your free reosucres here https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/research-resources/schools/pants-teaching
Helping local communities Talk PANTS
Pantosaurus has been attending events and assemblies across Oxfordshire helping keep children safe and raising awareness of the PANTS rules. But we want to help every family have this important conversation. That’s why we partner with organisations to help them talk PANTS in their community.
Whether holding workshops with professionals, webinars with parents, assemblies for children or attending community events, we’ll work with you to help get everyone talking PANTS.
Please email eastcampaigns@nspcc.org.uk if you would like to invite us to an event.
The NSPCC Talk PANTS campaign is in Oxfordshire and offering free sessions.
Talk PANTS supports professionals, parents and those with caring responsibilities of children aged 3-11, to have simple and age-appropriate conversations, that can help them keep children safe from sexual abuse.
PANTS helps children understand that privates are private, always remember your body belongs to you, non means no, talk about secrets that upset you and speak up someone can help.
If you are a parent/carer group or an organisation and would like to request a session, please email eastcampaigns@nspcc.org.uk
A recorded parent/carer version can be watched on youtube, here.
You can find out more about Talk PANTS and download your guides https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/support-for-parents/pants-underwear-rule/
Get the PANTS guides and resources that are right for you. We have a wide range of guides, videos and other resources for parents and carers, including translated guides, guides for people with a disability, Makaton resources and guides for children with autism.