23/07/2026
π We are proud to share the successful completion of the ongoing Safe&Sound Pilot Activity, held at the Dingli Oratory with young people aged 13β15! π
As part of the Safe&Sound Erasmus+ KA2 Project, this pilot activity brought the peer-led safeguarding model into practice, giving young people the opportunity to actively participate, share their perspectives and experience this learning approach in a real educational setting. π‘π€
Through interactive icebreakers, emotional awareness activities, teamwork, role-play and group discussions, participants explored important topics such as feeling safe, recognising risks, supporting one another and understanding that safeguarding is everyoneβs responsibility. ππ‘οΈ
Throughout the session, young people had the opportunity to develop a greater awareness of their own emotions and understand how emotional recognition can support them in different situations. Through practical examples and reflection, participants explored how identifying feelings, responding appropriately and understanding othersβ emotions can contribute to creating safer and more supportive environments. πβ¨
This pilot marks an important milestone for the Safe&Sound Erasmus+ KA2 Project, providing valuable insights into the implementation of the peer-led methodology and demonstrating its potential to strengthen safeguarding education through non-formal learning. π±π
A heartfelt thank you to the Dingli Oratory, all the young participants and everyone who contributed to making this activity a meaningful success. Together, we continue building communities where every young person can feel safe, heard and supported. ππ
π Safe spaces start with informed communities.