A PANTS-WEARING dinosaur mascot that helps teach children ways to stay safe from sexual abuse will be appearing at AFC Bournemouth's match against Manchester City on Saturday. The Cherries have backed ...
Created in collaboration with Aardman and OMD UK, the two-minute short enlists the help of dinosaurs to explain to kids how to stay safe from abuse. “We know many parents will struggle with the idea ...
A crowdfunding campaign hosted by the NSPCC has raised the funds needed to put into the production the first Pantosaurus book, a story book that will help schools and families have simple, yet vital, ...
Since 2005, the number of recorded sexual offences against children in the UK has doubled, rising to almost 50,000 in 2015/16. That's according to research by the NSPCC (National Society for the ...
NSPCC has detailed a new partnership with Ladybird to publish the charity’s first children’s book based on the dinosaur mascot Pantosaurus, created to help children learn about the PANTS rules with ...
We’ve just now discovered the PANTS song and let me tell you, it’s catchier than that Baby Shark. The song, created by UK children’s charity, the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to ...
The UK’s leading children’s charity, National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC), has launched a book to help young people protect themselves from sexual abuse. Did you know ...
A Suffolk RAF veteran is to run the London Marathon dressed as a pants wearing dinosaur to raise awareness of child sexual abuse. Steve Paul, a grandfather from Ipswich, will run the 26 miles on ...
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The UK’s leading children’s charity has launched a book to help young people protect themselves from sexual abuse. On shelves from Thursday, Pantosaurus And The Power Of PANTS is the NSPCC’s first ...
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