Workshops
Empowering classrooms, clubs and communities to help each other become safe and capable digital explorers.
For children of every age, the digital environment we all inhabit can be a tricky place to navigate. The more it becomes a part of their lives, their development and self-discovery, the more aware and responsible they need to be. We believe the best way to engage and equip children is to make learning about these issues fun, memorable and inclusive.
Our creative workshops foster an open environment that encourages group participation, discussion and the opportunity to ask important questions. Through play, interaction and education, we can provide them with lifelong skills and knowledge to become capable and confident explorers of the online world.
We don’t want our children to be afraid of the dangers online. We want them to be brave and aware. As a group, we can help each other become confident explorers, learning to navigate the digital environment safely and responsibly.
Chief i-venger, Traci Gregory
Schools (Key Stage 1 - 4)
Our workshops in schools are specially designed for children in Key Stage 1 through 4. As a group, we will learn about age-appropriate issues, such as: general online safety bullying, gaming, social media, wellbeing and privacy. We will also explore the many ways children can make the most of digital technologies, both inside and outside of the classroom, equipping them with the knowledge and lifelong skills to positively impact their lives now and for the future. Delivery of workshops can be used to showcase your school’s ability to work within 360 Online Safety Mark and meets requirements in Keeping Children Safe in Education statutatory guidance.
Colleges & Sixth form
For students in colleges and sixth forms, the online environment plays a significant role in both their learning and social interactivity. Our workshops for higher education provide age-appropriate insight into critical issues, such as: general online safety, bullying, gaming, social media, wellbeing, sexting and privacy. We will also look at ways students can make the most of digital technologies to not only enhance their studies but also explore new ideas, interests and avenues for self-development. Delivery of workshops can be used to showcase your college or school’s ability to work within 360 Online Safety Mark standards and practices.
Parents & Carers
With digital technologies becoming increasingly present in our homes, it’s never been more important for parents and carers to remain up-to-date with the potential risks and dangers. Our workshops provide essential insight across a broad range of e-safety issues, such as: general online safety, bullying, gaming, social media, wellbeing, sexting and privacy.
Community projects
Specifically for parent groups, sports clubs, charities and various youth projects, our community workshops provide essential insight across a broad range of e-safety issues, such as: general online safety, bullying, gaming, social media, wellbeing, sexting and privacy.
Universities
Our workshops in universities are specially designed for students in higher education, addressing uniquely age-appropriate issues regarding online safety and the importance of proper and responsible usage of digital technologies both on campus and in the real world. Delivery of workshops can be used to showcase your university’s ability to work within 360 Online Safety Mark standards and practices.
Sarah explained to me that her school is the 9th most deprived school in Derbyshire, with high rates locally of unemployment, crime and disability coupled with low incomes and low educational attainment it would be very easy to write off those that live in this area.
Staveley Juniors
"I have met Sarah, the Headteacher of Staveley Junior school on several occasions. Can I sum her up in 1 word, yes, and its feisty."
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