Choices Session 5 explores Choice Theory and its 5 basic needs – survival, love and belonging, power, freedom and fun – which sometimes heighten vulnerability as we see in Marcus’ Story, our interactive digital comic.

One of the key aims of Choices is facilitating behavioural change, and in Session 4 of the Year 5 programme our practitioners elicit this.

Session three of Choices further explores identity, stereotypes and how we make snap judgements about others through character proxies.

Young people explore identity and how it’s constructed, looking at what makes each of us unique and what connects us to others during session two of the Year 5’s Choices Programme

An introduction to the Choices Programme, where the idea came from, the response it provides and introducing session one for Year five.

We are a behaviour-change lab bringing together researchers, engagement specialists, educationalists, designers and tech developers around a mission to enable young people to choose their own, better, futures.

One|80 is a dialogic youth justice intervention. This means it creates a safe space where dialogue allows new understanding to emerge.

There’s no doubt that when it comes to recognising when