
Dignify's research shows that many Primary School children are accessing harmful content online, and the latest Government RSE guidance asks Primary Schools to develop their curriculum in the light of this by September 2026.
This is where Dignify can help you. You can find our response to these new guidelines on the link below, which we hope will help you to shape your provision accordingly.
We have a team of fantastic schools’ workers who can deliver empowering workshops to Primary School children and their parents across Hertfordshire. Together we can build and share a new narrative for healthy relationships, helping children and young people thrive in communities free from all forms of sexual objectification.

As children prepare to transition to secondary schools the risks of unhealthy online and in person relationships increases.
This is an engaging and informative introduction for parents/carers, helping them to be digitally aware and confident in supporting their children to enjoy healthy relationships.
These can be run independently, but we highly recommend that they are used as an introduction to our Family Workshops, supporting a whole family approach.

Dignify’s family workshop is a one-hour, interactive and engaging workshop for parents and carers to participate alongside their children in Years 4-6 inclusive.
This is scheduled after the parents have attended the introductory workshop. Workshops can be run with each year group separately, or a combined group.
Workshops are tailored to each school’s unique requirements, and we would encourage creativity to maximise engagement.
Timings can range from 45 minutes to two hours, and can be in-person or online.
We currently offer workshops for Years 5 and 6, as they prepare for their transition to Secondary School.
Up to 30.
While our standard workshops don’t include the term pornography for Primary School children, Dignify are committed to providing bespoke resources and services, which suit schools’ unique requirements. The government’s updated RSE Guidance states that “Schools may be able to discuss pornography with students if the school determines there is a need, and provides a framework for doing so safely, age-appropriately, and with clear educational purpose.” As such, we will take the lead of the school on whether to initiate conversations around pornography, and will respond to any questions in an age-appropriate way.
Parent / Carer Workshop (60 minutes) - £175
Family Workshop (60 minutes) - £175
Combined parent and family workshops (2 hours) - £300
Prices may vary for different lengths of workshops
We would love to hear from you. We can send over further details, or arrange an exploratory meeting together.
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