This poster pack is designed to support schools and youth settings in helping young people understand how criminal exploitation can begin through everyday requests, favours and pressure. The posters highlight recruitment language and situations that can appear small or harmless at first, but may be linked to county lines or wider forms of exploitation. By using realistic visual scenarios and simple discussion prompts, the pack helps students and staff explore how exploitation can develop gradually. Includes: 10 safeguarding posters teacher notes discussion questions reflection activities safeguarding guidance Covers themes such as: county lines recruitment carrying items travelling for others keeping lookout emotional pressure financial exploitation and money mule tactics “easy money” language Suitable for: PSHE tutor time safeguarding lessons county lines awareness work alternative provision and PRUs

This pack helps young people and professionals explore some of the common tactics used in grooming and exploitation, including gifts, favours, secrecy, debt and manipulation. The posters are designed to prompt meaningful discussion about how exploitation may begin through relationships or situations that appear generous, exciting or supportive at first. This is a practical safeguarding resource for schools and youth settings that want to help students recognise patterns of grooming before harm escalates. Includes: 10 safeguarding posters teacher guide discussion prompts reflection activities safeguarding notes Covers themes such as: gifts creating obligation favours becoming pressure secrecy and control debt manipulation false opportunities grooming through generosity exploitation warning signs Suitable for: PSHE safeguarding lessons tutor time exploitation awareness campaigns pastoral work

This safeguarding poster pack helps young people recognise some of the early warning signs of online grooming, digital pressure and manipulative messaging. Many harmful situations do not begin with obvious danger. They often begin with messages that seem ordinary at first but gradually introduce pressure, secrecy, guilt or emotional manipulation. This pack uses powerful, relatable poster imagery to help students think critically about what unhealthy pressure can look like online. Includes: 10 safeguarding posters teacher guidance and discussion prompts reflection questions safeguarding notes for staff Covers themes such as: peer pressure manipulative messaging normalisation proving loyalty uncomfortable digital interactions early warning signs Ideal for: PSHE lessons tutor time online safety discussions safeguarding sessions youth work

This safeguarding poster pack focuses on the language and behaviours linked to manipulation, coercion, emotional pressure and control. The posters are designed to help young people think about the difference between healthy concern and unhealthy control, and to recognise how pressure can appear in friendships, peer groups and relationships. The visual style is direct, relatable and discussion-focused, making it a useful resource for schools and youth settings that want to move beyond generic awareness materials. Includes: 10 posters teacher guidance discussion prompts reflective questions safeguarding notes Covers themes such as: location monitoring emotional pressure ignoring boundaries control disguised as care respect versus fear embarrassment and guilt as pressure coercive behaviour Suitable for: PSHE relationship education tutor time safeguarding sessions pastoral discussions

This striking poster uses a familiar digital setting - a simple phone chat - to show how casual conversations can quickly turn into control and threats. Designed for secondary schools, youth centres, and safeguarding settings, it sparks honest discussion about how exploitation really starts. Clean and realistic design that young people instantly recognise Powerful tagline: “It starts like a chat. It ends like control.” Conversation starter: encourages pupils to think about online risks, grooming, and coercion Ideal for corridors, classrooms, and youth spaces Every download includes a Teacher’s Guide with: Discussion prompts and key questions (“Why would someone want to control you? How would they do it?”) A short group activity exploring choices and consequences Reflection exercises Signposting to trusted support and national agencies Available as an instant digital download (A4/A3) for your classroom or centre.

These aren’t just cards. They’re conversations waiting to happen. Real change starts with real reflection. This powerful set of 30 cards is designed to provoke honest conversations, challenge assumptions, and reconnect professionals with the heart of their practice. Based on Junior Smart’s widely shared Home Truths series, each card pairs a bold, system-shaking statement with three reflective prompts — inviting daily insight, integrity, and growth. Whether you work in youth justice, education, social work, safeguarding, or mental health, these cards are for those who carry the emotional weight of frontline work — and want to carry it better. What’s in the pack: 30 cards with hard-hitting truths and thought-provoking prompts How to use guide to make sure you get the most of them Designed for daily use over a month — or as stand-alone reflection tools Ideal for team supervision, one-to-one coaching, CPD, or personal journaling Created by Junior Smart OBE, drawing on two decades of lived experience, frontline insight, and systems-level advocacy Why it matters: Too often, we get caught in procedure. These cards are a reset. A reminder. A challenge. A companion. Because practice without reflection is just procedure — and we’re here to do more than tick boxes. Perfect for: Social workers Youth workers Teachers & DSLs Safeguarding leads Multi-agency teams Clinical supervisors Trauma-informed practitioners Because Practice Without Reflection is just Proceedure

This striking poster challenges educators and practitioners to look beyond the surface. Labels like “disruptive,” “gang-affiliated,” or “school refuser” can become barriers to understanding — but every behaviour is a communication of need. Perfect for staffrooms, safeguarding offices, or training settings, this poster acts as a visual reminder that trauma, unmet needs, and systemic issues often lie behind what we see in classrooms or on caseloads. Let’s shift the conversation from judgement to curiosity — and ensure we’re naming the need, not just the behaviour. Put it up on the wall to remind your staff what really matters. Use it to spark powerful conversations in your next CPD or INSET day.

This powerful safeguarding poster offers a quiet but urgent reminder: for some children, trust is not easily given — and you might be the only adult they feel safe with today. Ideal for trauma-informed schools, pastoral spaces, and safeguarding training, this resource promotes reflection and relational practice among staff. What’s included: A4 and A2 printable poster PDFs High-quality visual: outstretched hand in low light 1-page Teacher Reflection Guide with display ideas and CPD prompts Use it to inspire safeguarding culture, deepen staff understanding, and reinforce the daily difference a single adult can make.

This striking safeguarding poster re-frames how we interpret attitude in the classroom, not as defiance, but as a possible shield. It’s a powerful visual aid for trauma-informed settings and safeguarding training, perfect for promoting deeper staff reflection. Download Includes: High-resolution A3 and A4 printable posters Emotional visual metaphor with clear messaging Teacher usage guide with reflection prompts and CPD ideas Use it to support staff development, relational practice, and a more empathetic behaviour culture. Keywords: safeguarding, behaviour management, trauma-informed, SEMH, pupil wellbeing, classroom display, staff training, restorative practice, SEND support, CPD poster

This powerful, emotive poster challenges staff to reframe disruptive behaviour through a trauma-informed lens. Ideal for CPD training, SEMH spaces, or safeguarding displays, it serves as a bold reminder that what we see isn’t always the full story. Includes: A3 & A4 printable versions A striking metaphor-led visual (ideal for training slides and reflection rooms) 1-page Teacher Guide with discussion prompts and suggested use This resource is designed for teachers, youth workers, and safeguarding professionals working to create safe, reflective environments for vulnerable pupils.

This powerful safeguarding display poster challenges educators to look beyond behaviour and consider the story behind it. Ideal for staffrooms SEND spaces, corridors, and CPD sessions, the poster serves as a vital reminder of the importance of trauma-informed practice and relational teaching. Includes: A3 & A4 printable PDF versions High-quality visual with bold wall lettering Teacher usage guide with staff reflection prompts Perfect for inset day slides, restorative practice, and safeguarding discussions Encourage empathy. Inspire connection. Shift perspective.