Love Shouldn't Hurt Schools Project Kent

FEEDBACK:

The LSH project goes into schools and youth centres across Canterbury and East Kent

Schools such as Barton Court, Simon Langton, Canterbury High have all had the Love Shouldn't Hurt team in and really benifited from it.

Here is some feedback:

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LSH Schools Project feedback from Dept Head

St Anselms Dept Head talks about the benifit of the LSH project in schools. The LSH project did one assembly to all year groups and then 3 PSHE lessons with all of year 9 as a follow on

The project helped me to not be scared about a certain person and to make the right steps to be more confident-YOUNG PERSON

The assembly the guys took was very good. A positive balance of facts, interaction and openess-TEACHER

It really helped me improve my self esteem. I never really thought about how I view myself but I can see now that the way I look at myself is really important. -YOUNG PERSON

It was helpful to see that there were others in my situation.

-YOUNG PERSON

My problems are begging to change. The guys really helped me through this.-YOUNG PERSON

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Teachers response to the LSH schools project

Mr Appleby from St Anselms school in Canterbury Kent is involved in a lot ofpastoral care and support. He talks about the importance of creating awarness and bringing to light unhealthy relationships