Co-creator and project lead on Equilibrium, Education Consultant in PSHE/ RSE and Wellbeing consultant supporting with SEND and inclusion.
Joined August 2021
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Mark Lloyd retweeted
A few more headlines from our wider research analysis.
Equilibrium Project partner schools get real data and in depth analysis to help them understand the challenges and issues their pupils are facing. #RSE #sexeducation #safeguarding
Mark Lloyd retweeted
1 year since Equilibrium officially began partnering with schools and after 1200+ pupil surveys &
listening to 100+ focus group members we have learned a lot about young people's views on sexual content, behaviour & language. #RSE #PSHE #safeguarding
Amazing term at Equilibrium Project. Incredible partner schools, 'eye-opening' research findings, increasing chances to build "pupil voice" around experiences of sexual harassment and HSB. What a privilege! Thanks @OnlineBehave @squirrellearn for making it happen. #safeguarding
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Walsall Council are trying to shut our local pool! With long waiting lists at nearby centres its the best chance some local kids get to fall in love with swimming. @EllieSimmonds1 could you lend some support to your hometown community??
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Mark Lloyd retweeted
So proud of our Equilibrium intervention. Our aim - to support schools in dealing with the difficult and growing issue of #HarmfulSexualBehaviour, Problematic Sexual Behaviour and Sexual Harrasment. Already having impact in the schools we are supporting. #safeguarding
Mark Lloyd retweeted
@ukhomeoffice this begins with building a culture where children and young people are empowered to say #enough.
Our Equilibrium Project supports schools doing this vital work.
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#harmfulsexualbehaviour #safeguarding #schools #edutwitter
If you saw a man harassing a woman, what would you do?
Everyone can do something to challenge the abuse of women and girls. Let's all be part of the change. #Enough
How you can help 👉 gov.uk/enough