Learning Centre
Safety guides for students, parents and teachers, written by the team behind Street Safe’s school programs. Topics include school safety, bullying and how to talk with teens about staying safe. See the High School Self Defence program, which covers the Personal Safety component of the Healthy Living curriculum.
Survival first ground self defense for beginners. Protect your head, create space, use short strikes, and get back to your feet. Covers the first 10...
Read more about First 10 Seconds: Ground Survival Self Defense for BeginnersLearn the Cooper Color Code and keep Condition Yellow your default with 5 to 10 second scans, gentle drills, and trauma informed training.
Read more about 10 Second Scan Keeps Civilians in Yellow With Cooper Color CodeWhat do I do if someone keeps trying to give me alcohol at a party? You said no. They ask again. You tell them you’re good. They laugh.…
Read more about What Do I Do If Someone Keeps Trying to Give Me Alcohol at a Party?Discover effective bullying de-escalation strategies that protect dignity and change outcomes. Learn how to respond calmly in tense situations.
Read more about Bullying de-escalation strategies that actually workLearn effective de-escalation tactics for the workplace to reduce conflict and maintain a calm environment. Improve your professional interactions.
Read more about De-escalation at work: practical tactics for professionalsWhat Do I Do IF Someone Blocks My Way? Someone steps in front of you. You move to the side. They move with you. You try to walk…
Read more about What Do I Do If Someone Blocks My Way?Empower your child against bullying with effective self-defense strategies. Learn assertive communication, safe distancing, and adult support.
Read more about Teaching kids school bullying self defense that actually worksProtect yourself from doxxing today. Lock down your phone, address, and email with our practical action plan to enhance your privacy.
Read more about Doxxing prevention: a practical action plan for going privateEnhance school safety with Canada's onsite training guide for threat assessment, focusing on situational awareness and proactive preparation.
Read more about Threat assessment in schools: Canada’s onsite training guideLearn practical techniques to stay calm, break a wrist grip safely, create distance, and respond confidently if someone grabs or attempts to restrain you.
Read more about What Do I Do If Someone Grabs My Wrist?Awareness, prevention and hands-on skills for students. It covers the Personal Safety component of the Healthy Living curriculum strand.
At the school. Street Safe brings all equipment, so no special space or gear is needed.
Parents and teachers are welcome to ask about sessions for them. Training is available for ages 5 to 80, so call to talk through the right format.
Call (613) 340-8002 or use the Contact page.
