Every Unbottled Live speaker delivers sessions the Unbottled way: fully planned, fully resourced, and adapted to your setting, from primary to university, SEND, AP and PRU and residential care. Four pillars, one national team. Many speakers work across more than one.
Every school has pupils quietly struggling with their mental health, body image, or a difficult transition. This can often go unnoticed until it becomes a crisis. Our speakers give pupils the language and confidence to recognise these struggles early and reach out before things escalate, directly strengthening your school's wellbeing provision and its statutory RSHE and safeguarding duties around pupil mental health.
Knife crime, criminal exploitation, substance misuse, and gambling harm are risks your pupils may already be exposed to outside school gates. Our mentors offer the honest, real-world insight that helps pupils recognise danger and make safer choices. The kind of early intervention KCSIE expects schools to actively provide, not just document.
Pupils who don't feel seen or accepted are more likely to disengage, be bullied, or struggle in silence. Our mentors, drawing on lived experience of race, LGBTQ+ identity, and SEND and neurodiversity, build the genuine understanding and belonging that policy alone can't create, while meeting your Equality Act and EDI responsibilities in a way pupils can remember and apply.
Harmful attitudes and relationship red flags don't stay confined to the classroom. They follow pupils onto their phones, into group chats, and across social media. Our mentors help pupils recognise unhealthy behaviour face-to-face and online, from controlling relationships to digital pressure and harmful content, before it causes lasting harm. This enhances your Relationships Education in a form that actually changes behaviour both in and out of school hours.
Assemblies, workshops, drop-down days, targeted intervention, staff CPD and parent sessions.
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Unbottled Online brings the speaker on screen for five lessons per topic, in every classroom, delivered by your teachers with a pack any member of staff can follow. Launching January 2027.
