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I need to ask you some questions please: Are you a parent? Is your child aged 5 to 12? Are they already members of the Kiddies Growth Adventure Club? If your answer to 1 and 2 is a yes, but your answer to 3 is a No, then you are very wrong. The Kiddies Growth Adventure Club is a year long coaching and mentoring programme for children aged 5 to 12. Our comprehensive programme covers holistic and personal development skills, sex education, spiritual discipleship, character education, manners and etiquette. It holds every Saturday between 10am and 11.30am (GMT, WAT). Tomorrow, we will be having our book club, as our lovelies have been reading the book ‘Atomic Habits’ and they will be reviewing the book and learning more tomorrow. If you would like more information, you can send a message. #EmpowerKidz #TeenzAcademy #KiddiesGrowthAdventure #CoachingAndMentoring #LifeSkills #CharacterBuilding #Etiquette #SexEducation #SpiritualGuidance #DigitalLiteracy #OnlineSafety #Entrepreneurship #FinancialLiteracy #PublicSpeaking #CreativeWriting #ChildDevelopment #ParentingWin #RegisterNow #LimitedSpaces

𝙒𝙝𝙮 𝙖𝙢 𝙄 𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙣 𝙙𝙤𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙨? This is a question I ask myself regularly, especially since I embarked on the journey to reach 50 schools this year. Yesterday, I heard something that gave me my answer but it broke me down to tears also.🥺 A student in one of the schools I visited last term ran away from home. This happened after the principal and I planned my second visit this term, but this time to speak on Sex Education. Surely she must have been seeing signs that the girls needed that conversation and she trusted me to handle it... just by seeing me speak the first time. I broke down in tears because I couldn't help but wonder, if maybe, there'd have been a slight change if we had the conversation earlier.😞 This was the 18th school I visited...a place I never would have reached if I didn't set a target to reach 50 schools. Sometimes it's hard measuring the impact of activities like this, but definitely there is. And this is the same impact I plan to make with our debate competition coming up in 3 days time... We never know who it'll encourage, inspire or change. If you'd like to be part of this, please send a DM. If you're also doing something of impact, especially to the younger generation, please do not give up. We're cheering you on. ----- It's Friday!! What are your plans for the weekend?🥰 #20daylinkedinchallengewithhaoma with Haoma Worgwu #students #education #debate

A piece of useful advice for parents." dear parents: 1.Warn your son or daughter not to sit on anyone's lap, no matter who it is. 2.Never change your clothes in front of children older than two years of age. 3.Don't let your child go to someone's house alone. 4 watch the cartoons first. Today many of these series contain pornographic content. 5.Never allow your son or daughter to be jokingly referred to as someone's wife or husband. 6.Whenever kids go out with their friends, find out what kind of games they play. You know what I mean. 7 you have to give them sex education, otherwise they will get useless information from the wrong place. 8.Parental controls should always be set on the network your child accesses. 9.Keep checking your child's browsing history from time to time. 10. Never watch romantic movies, dramas, or songs in front of kids as they might stimulate them at an early age. 11. Never let your child go shopping alone. Always check their school friends and neighborhood friends. Tell them to close the door when going to the restroom or toilet at school and to go alone."

Next Chapter complete ✔️ How to provide a quality teaching and learning experience in Sex Education. Engaging lessons ✅️ Building teacher confidence ✅️ Dispelling myths ✅️ Meeting DfE guidance ✅️ Working effectively with parents ✅️ Answering tricky questions ✅️ Inspection Ready? ✅️ The Power of PSHE and Sex Education: What Every Secondary Teacher Needs to Know. Soon to be published by Routledge. WATCH THIS SPACE! #pshe #sexeducation #rse #rshe #personaldevelopment

Wonderful news! At SexEdForAll HK, one of our core value is inclusivity. Inclusivity encompasses so many areas, may it be gender, ethnically, sexuality, special needs or religious. It's important that all individuals feel seen and heard in their sexuality education such that they can make informed decisions. 🩷 #knowledgeispower #sexualityeducation

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1) Never change your clothes in front of children older than two years of age. 2) Don't let your child go to someone's house alone. 3) Watch the cartoons first. Today many of these series contain pornographic content. 4) Never allow your son or daughter to be jokingly referred to as someone's wife or husband. 5) Whenever kids go out with their friends, find out what kind of games they play. 6) You have to give them sex education, otherwise they will get useless information from the wrong place. 7) Parental controls should always be set on the network your child accesses. 8) Keep checking your child's browsing history from time to time. 9) Excessive love of parents makes children weaker and unfit 10) Prepare children as the independent, social, cultural, and smart person 11) Don't force them choosing a career based on your desire. 12) Give them personal space to grow up 13) Teach about religion and inspire to practice in every walks of life 14) Always do the right things. Never support anything wrong they do. 15) Teach them about a healthy lifestyle, food and physical exercise. 16) Teach them to respect others and not to underestimate anyone

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How to Approach Sex Education as a Parent 1) Start early and build gradually: Introduce age-appropriate topics early and build on them as your child grows. 2) Be open and honest: Create a safe space for your child to ask questions and express their thoughts without judgment. 3) Use reliable resources: Utilize books, websites, and programs that provide accurate and age-appropriate information. 4) Stay involved: Keep the conversation ongoing. Your child's understanding and questions will evolve as they grow. By providing your child with comprehensive sex education, you are equipping them with the knowledge and skills they need to lead healthy, responsible, and fulfilling lives. Join us on 23rd of June for more tips. Link to register. https://lnkd.in/dipeKXYa #teechnigeria #sexeducation #education #parenting #ParentingTips #children #childdevelopment #counseling #guidance

“Pune girl realizes she was assaulted during 'good touch-bad touch' session in school” This headline from a recent news report highlights a deeply concerning incident! An 11-year-old girl in Khadakwasla, Pune, disclosed during a 'Good Touch, Bad Touch' workshop that she had been sexually assaulted by a 67-year-old man the previous day. The perpetrator had lured her with sweets, and her brave revelation led to his arrest. This tragic event emphasizes the critical importance of sex education for young children. Workshops like these play a crucial role in teaching children about body autonomy, personal boundaries, and the difference between safe and unsafe touches. Such education empowers children to recognize and report inappropriate behavior, which can prevent numerous crimes and safeguard vulnerable individuals. Sex education is not merely an academic subject—it is a vital tool in the fight against abuse. By providing children with the knowledge they need to stay safe and assert their rights, schools, parents, and communities can help prevent such distressing incidents and build a safer, more informed generation. #Dexes #SexEdRewritten #Education #ChildSafety #EmpowermentThroughEducation #PreventCrime