The Children's Safety Education Foundation : Child Safety Books

Sponsors	Schools
Did you know that 95% of our funding comes from the business community? Sponsoring CSEF is a great way to help keep children safe and is a charity your customers and staff will really care about. So supporting CSEF is a great way to boost staff morale, while ensuring your business makes a positive difference to the community. There are many ways your business can help to educate children about safety – by supporting CSEF’s safety programmes, through corporate donations and payroll giving, as well as fundraising and volunteering. Find out more about how we Work with Businesses.	CSEF offers a whole range of safety education resources for schools on important personal safety issues such as bullying, first aid, drugs and alcohol, as well as improving awareness of every day dangers such as roads, fire and substance abuse. CSEF also co-ordinates Crucial Crew Events, Theatre Workshops and Self-Discipline School Assemblies. These ‘hands-on’ events teach children about important issues that are often overlooked by the curriculum, such as anti social behaviour, basic first aid, road and fire safety. Find out more about CSEF's work with schools . . . Support for Schools.
SAFETY DVD FOR 120,000 LONDON SCHOOL PUPILS . . .	ANTI-BULLYING WEEK 2009 (16th-20th November)
National charity, the Children's Safety Education Foundation (CSEF), has teamed up with the Metropolitan Police to launch a vital new tool in the battle against childhood injury. The DVD resource will teach young people the skills needed to keep themselves safe. It comes as part of the Junior Citizen programme, a series of interactive education workshops attended by over 120,000 children from 600 schools across London each year. The DVD was unveiled at a special event that was attended by David Bell, Permanent Secretary to the Department for Children Schools and Families. Speaking at the launch, David Bell said: "This DVD is a great example of how we can work together in partnership, to tackle the issue of child safety. It is a credit to all of the agencies that took part, the emergency services and to CSEF, and I am delighted to hear that so many children across London will benefit from it." Tackling important issues such as bullying, ...	Bullying hurts and children and young people should not have to endure it. If you know or suspect a victim, or perpetrator, there are many things that can be done to make their lives easier. We aim, with your support, to provide pupils and their families with a simple but effective solution to a problem that often goes unreported but results in many people taking their own lives....
	HELPING PUPILS TACKLE DANGERS AT SCHOOL
	North Glasgow Housing Association is helping three local secondary schools to tackle issues such as bullying, drugs, peer pressure and anti-social behaviour....
	FIRST FUNDING HELPS PROMOTE CHILDREN'S SAFETY
	Pupils at two Scottish Schools have been provided with safety educational resources thanks to leading transport operator FirstGroup....
For Your Diary
Anti-Bullying Week 2009 Monday November 16^th 2009 To Friday November 20^th 2009 For more information visit www.antibullyingweek.co.uk