The GREAT Project
Healthy relationships don’t happen by chance — they’re learned. Children and young people who understand what respect, equality, and consent look like are better equipped to recognise harm, seek help, and build safe relationships throughout their lives. Early education is one of the most effective tools we have.
The GREAT Project is making a difference
GREAT sessions
Session one (Healthy Relationships) – Promotes the importance of children developing healthy, positive relationships
Session two (Domestic Abuse) – Explores what domestic abuse is, how children can access support, and what support services are available
Session three (Excuses and Choices) – Considers the reasons behind domestic abuse, with a focus on dispelling commonly used excuses/myths
Session four (Respecting Each Other) – Looks at gender inequalities and promoting gender respect
Get in touch
Reaching out is the first step to booking The GREAT Project for your school. We’ll talk through your school’s needs, availability, and cost, so you know exactly what to expect before booking anything.
- A friendly, no-obligation conversation about your school
- Clear information on dates, sessions and cost
- A named contact throughout your booking
- Support materials for staff ahead of delivery
What schools, pupils and parents say
“The GREAT Project is absolutely amazing! It totally helped my son understand why we no longer live with his dad. He can also assess a healthy/unhealthy relationship and grew up so much emotionally. 10/10”
Parent
What schools, pupils and parents say
“I really loved taking part and learning what a healthy relationship is, I will definitely use some of these skills in my life, so thank you.”
Student
Training & workshops for teachers and schools
Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Domestic Abuse – Online – County
21/01/27
£0-£35
Recognising Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse: Understanding & Theory (Online)
07/01/27
£0-£35
Understanding & Responding to Domestic Violence & Abuse – F2F – City
05/11/26
£0-£35
Frequently asked questions
Interested in bringing Great to your school? See below for answers to some questions you might have.
How much does it cost?
Costs vary depending on funding and location, and we review this each academic year. Get in touch and we’ll let you know what’s available for your school.
Will our staff need training too?
Our Teacher Training sessions (Twilights) are optional and separate from GREAT, giving staff extra confidence to support these conversations.
Do parents or carers need to be informed, or give consent?
We work with your school to make sure parents and carers are informed in line with your usual policies. We’re happy to talk this through when you get in touch.
Does our school need to prepare anything in advance?
We’ll let you know everything you need to arrange ahead of time when you book, so you can prepare with confidence.
Is our school in a funded area?
Get in touch and we’ll confirm whether your school currently falls within a funded area.
Are sessions suitable for pupils with additional needs?
Yes – sessions are designed for a range of abilities and learning styles, and can be adapted to suit pupils with additional needs.
What happens if a pupil discloses something during a session?
Our specialists are trained to respond sensitively and follow safeguarding procedures at all times, working alongside your school’s designated safeguarding lead.
How do we book?
Get in touch using the form and we’ll talk you through availability, cost and next steps.
Get in touch
If you’re interested in this school project, would like us to deliver it at your school, or have any questions about our work, please complete our enquiry form. We’d be delighted to answer your questions and discuss opportunities to deliver the project at your school.