Back-to-School Confidence Workshop

Serve local families with practical skills and introduce an ongoing youth program responsibly.

• ✓Age group and learning objectives
• ✓Instructor qualifications
• ✓Parent participation or observation policy
• ✓School/community partner outreach

• ✓Parent-facing invitation
• ✓School/community partner email
• ✓Workshop outline
• ✓At-home discussion handout
• ✓Ongoing-program follow-up

These are planning deliverables, not a promise that each finished asset is generated. Private-pilot activation creates one linked event plus the same ten generic, placeholder-filled drafts and tasks for every playbook.

1. 1
   T-30

   Bound the curriculum

   • Define age-appropriate objectives.
   • Review language with instructors.
   • Set capacity and parent policy.
2. 2
   T-21 to T-3

   Reach families

   • Use responsible promotional claims.
   • Invite community partners.
   • Send preparation details.
3. 3
   Event day

   Teach practical choices

   • Cover boundaries and help-seeking.
   • Use opt-in partner practice.
   • Give parents clear reinforcement guidance.
4. 4
   T+1 to T+5

   Support the next step

   • Send the discussion handout.
   • Invite interested families to an appropriate trial.
   • Review feedback and concerns.

• ✓Registrations
• ✓Parent attendance or feedback
• ✓Trial requests
• ✓Reported concerns requiring follow-up

Keep forecasts, registrations, attendance, collected revenue, refunds, and expenses separate. Do not report a projected opportunity as money earned.

• ✓Do not promise to prevent or end bullying.
• ✓Avoid blaming children for victimization.
• ✓Publish safeguarding and reporting boundaries.

The private-pilot workflow can store the event and reviewable drafts. The resource is educational guidance, not a substitute for safeguarding policy or professional advice.