Written by BFIS Staff
This is an important topic for all of us. On our Talk Tuesday, we shared information about how the topic of child protection and body safety is taught to students at BFIS, as well as some tips on how you can start this conversation at home. Our goal is to keep students safe by empowering them with knowledge and skills while maintaining age-appropriate conversations. We look forward to more discussions with you about this and other topics in our Tuesday Talks..
Friendly Reminder for BFIS families, if ever you feel the need to report any information to the school to keep children safe and out of harm’s way, you may fill out our See Something Say Something Form.
Below are resources for parents to use when talking with their children about consent and and their rights.
Resources
Parent Cheat Sheet – Talking to Children and Teens ( all ages)
Books- Talking to Kids About Consent (All ages)
PANTS (Resource Nursery – Kinder). There is also a parent guide on this website.
Older kids’ conversations are guided by the following books:
My Body! What I Say Goes (Resource for K-1)
Consent for Kids (Resource for 4th -5th)
Let’s Talk About Body Boundaries, Consent, and Respect (Resource 2nd – 3rd)
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Student Protection Presentation (HS Resource)
Advocates for Youth 3rs Curriculum (HS Resource)
