Programmes

For children, and the adults beside them.

Workshops for schools, practical support for parents and carers, and lessons that let children learn by exploring, not by being scared.

For schools

Online safety workshops that pupils actually enjoy

We come to your school and run age-appropriate sessions for pupils aged [age range], with support for your staff and parents around them.

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Pupil workshops

Interactive sessions on privacy, kindness online, scams and who to tell.

Staff training

Helping teachers spot warning signs and respond calmly when a child speaks up.

Lesson plans

Ready-to-teach plans and activities, so the learning continues after we leave.

Parent evenings

A session for families, so home and school give children the same message.

How a school visit works

  1. 1Get in touch. Tell us about your school and pupils.
  2. 2Plan together. We agree ages, topics and dates.
  3. 3Workshop day. Our trained facilitators lead the sessions.
  4. 4Keep going. Lesson plans and parent guides to follow up.

For parents and carers

You don't need to be an expert. You need to be there.

Short sessions and simple guides that help you talk with your child about life online, set up their devices, and know what to do if something goes wrong.

  • Community and parent-group sessions
  • Free downloadable guides and checklists
  • Conversation starters for every age
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For children

Learning by exploring, not by being scared

We treat children as capable. Our lessons use everyday situations, plain words and plenty of room to ask questions. The topics we cover:

What to keep private

Being kind online

Messages from people you don't know

Strong passwords

Spotting scams and tricks

Who to tell

Safe sessions, every time. Everyone who works with children on our behalf is checked and trained under our safeguarding policy, and their one-to-one contact with children is very limited. We never collect personal details from children in our sessions. Read our safeguarding policy