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July 2019
This fullsize e-book by William J. O'Brien and Lesley Elliott is for students doing Loves-Me-Not, or for anyone else interested in keeping relationships safe. It describes the 2008 murder of Sophie Elliott by her former boyfriend and university lecturer, Clayton Weatherston, and how it became clear Sophie's murderer was a typical abuser who had a track record of treating partners badly. The book...
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January 2019
There have been some small (but important) updates to the Keeping Ourselves Safe (Year 0-3) documents for the School Portal.
The main changes are as follows:
- The Māori titles of some of the Focus Areas have been updated. ...
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November 2018
Updated versions of the Loves-Me-Not materials will be added to the School Portal in early 2019. If this is too late for your school, you can still use the...
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Read moreMarch 2018The Kia Kaha section of the School Portal has been updated with links to the 2018 Bullying-Free NZ school activity pack, which...
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February 2018
The revised Loves-Me-Not materials for 2018 are now up on our Loves-Me-Not page.
Loves-Me-Not is a ‘whole-school approach’ to prevent abusive behaviour in relationships. It is based on a student inquiry learning process, where students take...
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September 2017
Over fifty narratives (or case-studies) describing school-wide interventions to tackle local...
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August 2017
Teenagers in the Bay of Plenty are better equipped to deal with...
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5 April 2017
The new Bryan and Bobby website features a number of educative videos starring this well-loved duo. Many of these videos are perfect for using with our resources, for example with 'Keeping Ourselves Safe' or 'Kia Kaha'. The website also includes some simple lesson plans to accompany each video.
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February 2017
Some of the downloadable documents in the Keeping Ourselves Safe, Kia Kaha and...
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February 2017
We’re pleased to announce Safer Schools, a new resource for senior primary/intermediate schools, based on the principles of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). The resource consists of a structured series of learning...
