A thirty-minute session that works: open with the disclosure scenario, have participants choose the adult’s first sentence, teach TENANG, run one grooming or harassment scenario, then run the evidence scenario.
Close by asking every participant to save one help route and write one if–then commitment, and finish with the question: “What will you do differently the next time a child begins with, ‘Please don’t get angry’?”
This week
This week: schedule one thirty-minute session and print the facilitator pack from your toolkit.
Facilitator pack — thirty minutes that works
- Open with the disclosure scenario. Have participants choose the adult’s first sentence, out loud, before any teaching.
- Teach TENANG only after they have felt the cost of getting the first sentence wrong.
- Run one grooming or harassment scenario, then the evidence scenario. Do not run more than two.
- Have every participant save one help route and write one if–then commitment before they leave.
- Close with the question: “What will you do differently the next time a child begins with, ‘Please do not get angry’?”
Whichever pack you read
The standard does not change
Whichever pack you read, every adult practises the same three behaviours: a non-blaming first response, no new copies of a sexual image of a child, and an urgent case treated as urgent.