Educational Escape Room ‘It Stops with You!’ recognised as a Healthy School activity

Published Dec 09, 2019

The Educational Escape Room ‘It Stops with You!’ has been recognised as a Healthy School activity for the theme of Relationships and Sexuality. The Escape Room was developed by Weerbaar in Seksualiteit and makes shame sexting a topic for discussion in an interactive way. Pupils in primary education, secondary education and vocational education learn – through play – how to act when they receive a nude photo that has been forwarded.

Educational Escape Room ‘It Stops with You!’ recognised as a Healthy School activity

The pupils gain insight into the impact and influence of their own actions. After playing the escape room, a debriefing takes place. The escape room is offered on location and lasts one lesson (50 minutes).

Pupils play the escape room in groups of up to 15 pupils (half a class). It is possible to offer two escape rooms simultaneously.

For more information about the Educational Escape Room ‘It Stops with You!’ click here. The Healthy School website contains information about the recognition for primary education, secondary education and vocational education.

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