It provides pupils with a toolkit on how to face challenges in their lives.
Midlands schools are being encouraged to join a resilience building programme for children.
The ISPCC initiative provides 5th and 6th class pupils with a toolkit on how to face challenges in their lives.
Community Engagement Manager Sineád McKee says the free programme is designed for kids who are moving from primary to secondary school.
Eight schools have signed up in Laois, Offaly and Westmeath and Ms. McKee is advising more to follow suit.
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