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ZAP Assertiveness Training
For children and young people aged 9-15 who have been
bullied and want to learn effective ways to be assertive.
ZAP is fun and a safe place for children to learn new ways of dealing
with bullying. Subjects covered include: body language, confidence building
and verbal assertiveness techniques.
Please note that the majority of ZAP sessions take place in
Kidscape's London office and are free. In necessitous cases, we may
also be able to provide subsidised travel.
Where local schools or groups of children
need training, a charge is involved, but we can arrange to travel
to your region for a training
session.
Parents accompanying their children to the sessions have also found it
useful to talk with other parents and share their experiences of dealing
with bullying.
Please fill out the application form
and send it to Kidscape. We will then invite your child to the next available
session.
We have a very high demand for these sessions
and it may be some months before we can offer a place to new applicants.
Any relevant information about your child's circumstances (e.g.
threatening self-harm) may help to prioritise your application.
Please note that in certain exceptional cases, ZAP sessions
may not be appropriate for your child.
You can read about what happens in ZAP sessions.
Find out how ZAP helps - you can also read more about the benefits
of ZAP sessions in our key
findings or get the ZAP Year
2 report and Year 3 report
from our Download section.
Apply online or ring us on 020 7730
3300
ZAP is kindly funded by:
- The Persula Foundation
- Esmee Fairbairn Association
- EBM Charitable Trust
- The Dulverton Trust (for Wales)
- Worshipful Company of Drapers
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