THEATRE IN EDUCATION
WHAT WE DO
We have been delivering creative educational projects that explore current issues, relationships, sex and health education for primary and secondary, comprehensive and independent schools up and down the country since 1998.
We have a wide range of packages that meet the PSHE Association and new government RSE statutory requirements, including full length productions, off-timetable and activity days, interactive workshops, talks, films, teaching resources and teacher training. We are constantly adapting our content to reflect an ever changing world and the pressures on both staff and pupils.
We understand that pupil wellbeing, time and budgets are all precious which is why we tailor our work based on your needs.
Workshops, performances, training
But don't take our word for it
Alexander Mohan
@TOTItheatre You made Friday #sexed the best it could be, which was very awkward and easy to laugh at. But you taught a lot. Thanks!
Ells
Thanks to @TOTItheatre had a wicked day your performance was amazing :)
SAFEGUARDING
At Tip of the Iceberg, the safety and wellbeing of young people comes first.
We work with children and young people on subjects that can be personal, sensitive and sometimes challenging. We are committed to creating environments where every young person feels safe, listened to and respected.
We work closely with schools to ensure that our programmes are delivered responsibly, professionally and in line with appropriate safeguarding requirements.
We are committed to:
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Promoting the welfare and safety of every young person we work with
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Providing safe, inclusive and respectful learning environments
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Ensuring all staff and practitioners understand their safeguarding responsibilities
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Working in partnership with schools and their Designated Safeguarding Leads
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Treating every safeguarding concern seriously, responding appropriately and promptly
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Respecting equality, diversity and the individual needs of every young person
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Maintaining appropriate professional boundaries
Everyone working directly with children and young people are subject to our safer recruitment procedures including appropriate identity, employment and reference checks and relevant Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks.
If a child is in immediate danger, contact the emergency services on 999. You can also contact the NSPCC Helpline on 0808 800 5000 or email help@NSPCC.org.uk for advice and support