Bananagrams Zip-It

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At Zipit, we can accommodate various sizes of school groups from aged 9 upwards. We can offer up to three hours of activities and staggered starting times mean we can facilitate over 100 pupils from your school. A mobile App designed to enable young people to deal with pressures around ‘sexting’ – the sending of explicit images or videos. Type of intervention Nobody ever has the right to share images of you without your consent. And if you’re struggling to cope, we’ve got advice to help: Zipit is an App created by Childline, designed to give witty reactions to difficult requests online, especially via messenger if you're reporting bullying you might be asked to give more information, it's important to explain as much as possible

A day at Zipit can awaken their sense of adventure in a safe and controlled environment. Children can climb across treetops, whizz down zip lines and ride a BMX bike across a bridge.At Standard Chartered Bank we currently offer ZIPIT through our Mobile Banking USSD platform (*200#) It can help to think about how you would feel if someone asked you to do something you weren’t comfortable with or put pressure on you.

Building yourself up after sexting goes wrong can take time, but there are lots of things you can do. Look at our advice on building your self-esteem Talking can be scary, especially if you’re being threatened. But it can also help you get support and stay in control. Find out more about asking an adult for help. Snaps automatically disappear once the person you sent them to has seen them. But they can still take screenshots and save them. That means that they'll have a copy of the photo even after Snapchat deletes it. Teachers can join in too (free of charge) and test their sense of adventure among the treetops. We do require at least one adult to remain on the ground to supervise at all times. It’s against the law to ask someone who’s under 18 to send a nude, even if you’re under 18 as well.If you’re under 18 and you’re worried or being threatened you can make a report to CEOP. Making a report isn’t confidential but it does mean that they can help to stop what’s happening. You can also fill out Facebook’s form to report an image or select what best describes what you want to report. Facebook won’t tell the person you’re reporting that it was you. They’ll tell you in your Support Inbox if they’ve been able to take the picture down. Talking about what happened can help you to see things differently and let your feelings out. If you’re not sure who to talk to then you can always talk to us.