Give your students
the ultimate cheat sheet for surviving and thriving at school
Get twelve months of access to nine of my most popular teen and tween webinars for your school! This series covers everything from making friends and handling mean kids to avoiding drama cyclones.
As an educator, you have an amazing opportunity to help your students grow into healthy, happy teenagers.
But
when it comes time to tackle the big issues that so often come up between the tween and teen years, how do you make sure they have the information they need, when they need it?
Sometimes your students just need a little extra support as they go through the highs and lows of growing up - and if you’re ready to provide that support at school, I’m here to help!
After more than 15 years of working with tweens and teens in schools across the country, I’ve learned a few things about navigating these issues - and now I want to share that knowledge with the educators supporting our kids through the transition.
With my webinars in your school toolkit for twelve whole months, teachers and students will be totally prepared for all of those tricky tween-to-teen questions.
Why twelve months?
Twelve months might be all the time you get to influence each group of students that comes through your classroom. I hope these webinars help you empower your students to make wise friendship choices and to have a more peaceful time at school.
Check out my most popular webinars for students
6 FRIENDSHIP LESSONS FOR TWEENS AND TEENS: 30 mins
Navigating friendships in the tween and teen years can get complicated - but with a tried-and-tested way through, your students will make it through in one piece! This webinar covers six things teens and tweens can do to navigate tricky friendship troubles.
7 TIPS ON MAKING FRIENDS AT SCHOOL: 20 mins
Some kids make friends easily, while others find the process of connecting with other kids a little trickier. If your students are facing friendship dramas or looking to expand their social networks, this 20-minute webinar will help! I’ll cover seven easy tips for making real friends at school.
4 TIPS TO FORGE STRONG CONNECTIONS WITH TWEENS/TEENS
This 30-minute webinar will arm you with four practical ideas for connecting and building those strong bonds with your students.
SETTING PERSONAL BOUNDARIES: 20 mins
Developing healthy personal boundaries during the tween years will set your students up for success in their high school friendships and beyond. This 20-minute webinar will get them thinking about their personal boundaries and how to communicate those boundaries with strength and kindness.
HOW TO CHANGE FRIENDSHIP GROUPS: 20 mins
They say you should never cut what you can untie - and it’s never been more true than when it comes to changing friendship groups at school. This 20-minute webinar is full of tips for tweens on moving friendship groups without causing unnecessary drama or hurt.
5 RULES FOR TEXTING/ MESSAGING FOR TWEENS AND TEENS: 20 mins
Outside of the classroom, texting and messaging is a brilliant way to stay connected with friends, and these simple guidelines will help your students dial down the drama and dial up the fun and connection. This 30-minute webinar covers five easy-to-understand tips for a more positive texting and messaging experience.
HOW TO AVOID DRAMA CYCLONES: 20 mins
Homework. Assignments. Exams. After school activities. Family commitments. Our kids have enough going on without having the added stress of being caught up in drama at school! This 20-minute webinar covers FOUR strategies for managing and escaping drama cyclones at school!
HOW TO HANDLE MEAN KIDS: 20 mins
For most of us, the tween and teen years come with their fair share of snarky moments in the schoolyard, whether it’s someone muttering, “You’re useless at soccer”, or rolling their eyes at you in the hallway. This 20-minute webinar will equip tweens and teens with practical advice and strategies for dealing with these experiences.
Please note: this is not about bullying but instead about those one-off snarky or mean behaviours from other kids in the schoolyard or classroom.
THE FRIENDSHIP RESET: 50 minutes
Finding and nurturing authentic, quality friendships is one of the biggest factors in a happy school experience - and a happy life! This 50-minute webinar is designed to help tweens and teens reflect on the quality of the friendships in their lives. Your students will learn how to find friends, strengthen those bonds, notice friendship red flags, and get clear on what a good friendship looks and feels like.
Ready for a tween webinar masterclass?
Grab the All-Access Pass for Schools!
This bundle includes:
- 6 Friendship Lessons For Tweens And Teens
- 4 Tips To Forge Strong Connections With Your Tween Or Teen
- 5 Rules For Texting/ Messaging For Tweens And Teens
- Setting Personal Boundaries
- 7 Tips On Making Friends At School
- How To Avoid Drama Cyclones
- How To Handle Mean Kids
- How To Change Friendship Groups
- The Friendship Reset
Get 12 months of school-wide access (value $1500) to all of my webinars for just $500.
ABOUT REBECCA SPARROW
Over the past 25 years Rebecca Sparrow has been a travel writer, a magazine editor, a newspaper columnist, a TV scriptwriter and a novelist. She is perhaps best-known as the author of three best-selling non-fiction books for teenage girls designed to help them navigate those tricky high school years. Those books include Find Your Tribe (and 9 other things I wish I'd known in high school); Find Your Feet (The 8 things I Wish I'd Known Before I Left High School) and the best-selling Ask Me Anything (heartfelt answers to 65 anonymous questions from teenage girls). Aside from writing books Rebecca was a regular columnist for Mamamia and plays agony aunt to teenage girls on the Ask Me Anything podcast. Bec talks to thousands of school students every year about friendship, resilience, giving back and life online. Rebecca is an ambassador for The Pyjama Foundation and #TeamGirls a joint initiative by Suncorp, and Netball Australia. In 2018 she was invited to be a member of the Queensland Government’s Anti-Cyber Bullying Taskforce. She is a mother to three kids and two labradoodles.