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For children to thrive they need the knowledge about online risks, but also the confidence and skills to say no, ask for help and know when something isn't right. By building these skills, in an age appropriate way, from KS1 we can help more children be confident, responsible and happy digital citizens now and in the future.
Building their resilience alongside their critical thinking skills is key as they move up through school and inevitably get more time and exposure online. Through sharing our workshops, resources and time with children, parents and teachers, we want to reduce the number of negative and dangerous experiences children have online, the number of cyberbullying or online safety incidents that schools have to deal with and improve the mental wellbeing and safety of all children.
For real impact to be had we need parents on board and involved in all areas of online safety. It's hard for schools to find the time and resources to run online safety sessions with parents.
In person events can have low turn outs and therefore less impact. I run online parent sessions for your parent community. Covering a variety of topics and aimed at the age of pupils aswell as preparing Year 6 parents for that all important transition to Secondary school. These sessions can be run over lunchtimes or evenings to allow for maximum attendance. Sessions are recorded and available for any parents unable to attend the live call.
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A special focus on supporting teaching staff to be able to understand, identify and prevent online risks happening to their pupils. How to engage parents more in the conversations and actions and additional resources available for help if a child is in need. Content is built to support and meet The Department for Education's requirements as laid out in the 'Keeping Children Safe in Education' guidelines.
This program teaches younger children how to use technology in a fun and safe way, with age-appropriate language, engaging conversation, interactive activities, and videos. Building crucial digital literacy and awareness skills.
Topics Covered * How does the internet make me feel? * Strangers & people online * Kindness online & the power of our words * Privacy - what is it and why does it matter * Scary or upsetting pictures or videos * What to do if something doesn't feel right
This presentation is typically 45- 60 minutes (including activities)
A series of workshops for Year 6 students as they prepare to move onto secondary school.
Topics Covered: * Social Media * Real life Versus Online life * Peer Pressure * Who are our friends online & Fake Friends * The Impact and consequences of our words and actions online * Cyberbullying * Upsetting or dangerous content * Gaming * What to do if something goes wrong
With children accessing the online world earlier we offer our interactive and age appropriate online safety and digital wellbeing sessions from Year 1 upwards.
With sessions in line with your IT and PSHE curriculum's and a focus on building digital literacy, wellbeing and confidence, we are committed to helping more children understand how to stay safe, protect their privacy and mental wellbeing online.
Working with Primary Schools we want to support Teachers in reducing the numbers and impact of cyberbullying, acessing inappropriate content and safeguarding concerns impacting pupils outcomes and schools resources.