The sessions that streetwise run for us in school are invaluable. The children all respond so positively to the youth workers and are really engaged in the activities. As well as Streetwise running regular sessions for us, they are also quick to respond to ad-hoc sessions when the need arises.  Last year our Year 5 pupils were having some issues with virtual chat rooms and after some consultation with Nathan he quickly arranged a parent information workshop and a pupil workshop so that all family members were aware of E-safety precautions.  The feedback form the parents and pupils was extremely positive and allowed for some productive discussions around internet use and age appropriate apps. We look forward to our continued relationship with Streetwise.

We value the importance of the work that streetwise does. In our 10 years of collaboration, we have seen the boys who work with Yvie and her team develop into well rounded individuals. They become students passionate about making a difference, teenagers who want to give back and most importantly become worldly people ready for their adult lives.

Resource is proud to collaborate with Talia and her team at Streetwise on the delivery of Employability Skills workshops.  We love Talia’s energy and enthusiasm, and her ability to communicate difficult topics to children in a meaningful way is first-rate.   There is no doubt that meticulous preparation for entering the world of work - whether it be internships, summer holiday work or a career – is the key to success, and the students who attend the Employability Skills workshops receive an excellent foundation to set them well on their way.

Stand Up plays a crucial role in working with students to tackle both antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred. There are some core strengths to Stand Up and these include committed and dedicated facilitators and trainers who care about both of these areas with a passion, but they also believe that working in silos on just one issue may not be the only solution to tackling issues of hatred, prejudice and intolerance. We are proud to be partners of the Stand Up project and their work in schools has meant that many young people are reaching out to other communities and going beyond their comfort zones. This makes the work of Stand Up, extremely valuable.

Streetwise has been working with several classes at Hasmonean Primary for many years. They have run e-safety sessions, anti-bullying assemblies and secondary school readiness workshops. Feedback from the children following all of these sessions has always been positive. Pupils are able to talk about what they have learnt and how they will put the lessons into practice. The Streetwise presenters are successful in getting their important educational messages across in an informal and enjoyable way for the children. We look forward to continuing to work with them in the future.

Streetwise provide a relevant education to the young people in our community that is invaluable.  Last year they ran a  very successful seminar on anti-Semitism that the teenagers could relate to.