PSHE Workshops for Schools Across the UK
2020 Dreams delivers interactive, age-appropriate PSHE Workshops across the UK for primary schools, secondary schools, sixth forms, colleges, universities, SEND and SEMH settings, PRUs, alternative provision, local authorities, charities and youth organisations.
Our PSHE Workshops for Schools focus on the issues young people are navigating now, including knife crime, County Lines, gangs, misogyny and the manosphere, consent, healthy relationships, mental health, online safety, AI and deepfakes, sexting, drugs, sexual health, bullying, discrimination and financial responsibility.
Schools and organisations can choose one specialist topic or build a connected programme around several priorities. Every session is adapted to the age group, safeguarding context and needs of the setting.
Explore Our PSHE Workshops by Area
Explore our specialist PSHE Workshops below. Each area can be booked as a standalone session or combined into a wider programme around your school or organisation’s priorities.
Life, Crime & Social Survival
Our Life, Crime and Social Survival workshops help young people recognise danger, criminal exploitation, grooming and peer pressure while developing practical personal safety skills and safer decision making.
Popular workshops include:
✓ Knife Crime Workshops
✓ County Lines Workshops
✓ Gang Awareness Workshops
✓ Situational Awareness Workshops
✓ Drugs Workshops
✓ Radicalisation Workshops
✓ Driver Awareness Workshops
Mental Health, Emotional & Physical Wellbeing
Our Mental Health and Wellbeing Workshops support pupils to understand emotions, build confidence, manage pressure and develop healthier coping strategies.
Popular workshops include:
✓ Mental Health Workshops
✓ Emotional Intelligence Workshops
✓ Emotional Resilience Workshops
✓ Body Image & Self-Esteem Workshop
✓ Exam Stress Workshops
✓ Motivation and Positive Thinking
Relationships, Consent & Healthy Relationships
Our Relationships and Consent Workshops help pupils understand consent, personal boundaries, respect, communication and the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships.
Popular workshops include:
✓ Consent Workshops
✓ Healthy Relationships Workshops
✓ Teenage Relationship Abuse Workshops
✓ Coercive Control
✓ Domestic Abuse Awareness
✓ Sexual Harassment & Sexual Violence Workshop
✓ Sexting Workshops
Inequality, Anti-Bullying & Discrimination
Our Anti-Bullying and Discrimination Workshops help pupils challenge prejudice, misogyny, racism, harmful attitudes and discriminatory behaviour while building respect, tolerance and inclusion.
Popular workshops include:
✓ Misogyny Workshops
✓ Manosphere Workshops
✓ Toxic Masculinity Workshops
✓ Racism and Racial Bullying
✓ Anti-Bullying
✓ Gender Equality
✓ Respect, Tolerance and Cultural Awareness
Technology, Social Media & Online Harms
Our Online Safety and Digital Wellbeing Workshops prepare pupils to think critically about online content and protect their safety, wellbeing, privacy and digital reputation.
Popular workshops include:
✓ Online Safety Workshops
✓ AI & Deepfake Workshops
✓ Online Blackmail and Sextortion Workshop
✓ Online Trolling and Cyber Bullying Workshop
✓ Apps, Social Media and Gaming Workshops
✓ Fake News & Misinformation Workshop
✓ Online Grooming Workshops
✓ Technology Addiction Workshop
Sex Education & Sexual Health
Our Sex Education and Sexual Health Workshops provide factual, age appropriate education that supports safer choices, personal responsibility and healthy attitudes towards relationships and sexual health.
Popular workshops include:
✓ Sex Education Workshops
✓ Contraception Workshops
✓ STI Workshops
✓ Teenage Pregnancy Education Workshop
✓ Puberty
✓ Pornography Workshops
✓ Sex & Peer Pressure Workshop
Business, Careers & Money Management
Equipping young people with the practical financial knowledge, enterprise skills and confidence needed for independence and future success.
Popular workshops include:
✓ Financial Responsibility and Budgeting
✓ Enterprise and Entrepreneurship
✓ Saving, Borrowing and Debt Awareness
✓ Employability Skills
✓ CV Writing
✓ Interview Skills
✓ Motivation and Future Aspirations
Bespoke, SEND & Alternative Provision Workshops
Our PSHE Workshops can be adapted around pupil needs, communication levels, safeguarding priorities and the context of your setting.
Options include:
✓ Primary and secondary delivery
✓ SEND and developmentally appropriate adaptations
✓ SEMH and alternative provision
✓ PRUs and specialist settings
✓ Small groups or whole year groups
✓ Combined topic programmes
✓ Bespoke content and local priorities
Current PSHE Priorities Schools Are Asking Us About
Alongside established PSHE topics, schools are asking for more targeted support around issues that are changing quickly through social media, online influence, relationships, exploitation and emerging technology. These PSHE Workshops can be delivered alone or linked with related safeguarding themes.
✓ Misogyny Workshops and Manosphere Workshops
✓ AI & Deepfake Workshops and Fake News & Misinformation Workshop
✓ Online Blackmail and Sextortion Workshop
✓ Knife Crime Workshops and County Lines Workshops
✓ Online Safety Workshops
✓ Mental Health Workshops
✓ Consent Workshops and Healthy Relationships Workshops
Choose the Right PSHE Workshop Format
Once you have chosen the topic, we can shape the delivery around your timetable, group size and intended outcomes.
Available formats include:
✓ Interactive classroom PSHE Workshops
✓ Multiple sessions across a full day
✓ Year-group programmes
✓ Assemblies and awareness presentations
✓ Enrichment and activity days
✓ Small-group interventions
✓ Parent and carer sessions
✓ Face-to-face or virtual delivery
✓ Bespoke combined-topic programmes
✓ Staff PSHE Training
One topic can be delivered to different year groups at different levels, or several connected topics can be combined into one wider programme.
What Makes the Workshops Effective?
Our approach is designed to create useful discussion without turning sensitive PSHE into a lecture or asking pupils to disclose personal experiences.
✓ Realistic scenarios pupils can recognise
✓ Discussion-led and interactive facilitation
✓ Practical decision-making rather than information overload
✓ Clear safeguarding boundaries
✓ Distancing techniques for sensitive subjects
✓ Content adapted to age, maturity and setting
✓ Current examples without sensationalising the issue
✓ Space for questions within agreed safeguarding boundaries
✓ External facilitators who complement the setting’s existing programme
The workshops support PSHE and safeguarding provision; they do not replace curriculum planning, DSL responsibilities or specialist clinical support where needed.
PSHE Workshops for Different Age Groups and Settings
The same topic should not be delivered in the same way to every audience. Our PSHE Workshops are adapted to the developmental level, safeguarding context and purpose of the booking.
Primary Schools
Age-appropriate foundations around safety, relationships, emotions, respect, bullying, online behaviour, resilience, privacy and other suitable PSHE themes.
Secondary Schools
KS3 and KS4 programmes can explore more complex issues around crime, relationships, consent, sexual health, online harms, drugs, mental health, misogyny and exploitation.
Sixth Forms, Colleges & Universities
Post-16 programmes can move into adult-context decision making, personal responsibility, relationships, sexual health, nightlife, digital reputation, money, safety and preparation for greater independence.
SEND, SEMH, PRUs & Alternative Provision
Content can be adapted through clearer language, repetition, visual prompts, concrete scenarios, smaller groups and additional processing time without losing the core learning outcomes.
PSHE Workshops FAQ
Book PSHE Workshops for Your School or Organisation
Tell us the topic or concern you want to address, the age group, approximate participant numbers, location and preferred dates.
If you are unsure which programme is the best fit, our team can recommend the most suitable PSHE Workshops and structure based on your priorities.
Email: hello@2020dreams.org.uk | Freephone: 0800 471 4983