The digital world is changing, are your young people ready
for the risks?

Our engaging KS1 & KS2 programmes introduce pupils to the fundamentals of Online Safety through age-appropriate presentation , interactive activities, and real-world scenarios and examples to support critical thinking and online safety development.We Offer Three National Curriculum Aligned Modules:Gaming SafetyDigital IdentityOnline Safety basics Key Learning Areas Covered: What personal information is and why it should be protectedHow their digital footprint is createdHow to spot online risks & unsafe links and websites Understanding AI, Deepfakes & MisinformationHow to identify safe and unsafe online behaviourHow to recognise suspicious messages and online tricksWhy not everything online can be trustedSMART Online Safety CodeSafe passwords & Online password hygiene  Online Communication & BehaviourRecognising bad feelings onlineMultiplayer gaming risksManaging online communicationGaming scams & Cost trapsGaming account defence set upIn-app purchases the risks Positive digital and online habits Safeguarding & Ofsted Impact:Pupils understand how to stay safe online, protect their personal information, and confidently seek help when needed. Establishes critical digital literacy with age-appropriate themes and content, promoting the early help-seeking behaviours that protect personal data against online contact risks. The sylabus prevents early contact risks, unintended location disclosure, and unvetted online interactions in primary gaming spaces.

As students become increasingly active on social media and online platforms, our KS3 programme further enhances their earning journey and helps them understand how their online actions can impact their future opportunities, safety, and reputation. We Offer Four National Curriculum Aligned Modules:Digital Footprint & Future ProofingExploitation, Relationships & Personal Online SafetyCybercrime, Scams & Digital DefenceEmerging Technology & Critical Media Literacy Key Learning Areas Covered:How digital identity is created and shapedHow to spot AI content online The long-term impact of online behavioursHow social media platforms collect and use dataHow to identify manipulation, scams, and online grooming risksHow AI misinformation spreads online & Deepfakes How to make safer decisions in digital group chats and online environmentsWhen and how to report concerns about online harmPermanent nature of digital traces and social media useSocial media privacy settings & self auditsResisting peer pressure to overshare personal detailsManaging digital reputationRed flags in online relationshipsBoundary setting & self-respect in digital environmentsHandling peer pressure & emotions when online Reporting mechanisms for unlawful behaviour Escalation pathways to get help and guidance Trusted adult network for supportPassword security, integrity & hygieneSecurity best practices & AI digital literacySpotting phishing emails and gaming scamsComputer Misuse Act legal boundariesFinancial consequences and repercussionsSafeguarding & Ofsted Impact:Students leave with a greater understanding of how online decisions affect real life and develop the skills needed to navigate digital spaces safely and responsibly. Essential KCSIE compliance equips pupils to identify grooming tactics and seek help via multi-agency routes. Empowers pupils to manage privacy and prevents peer pressure from creating lasting digital harm to their key development stages. Helping mitigate against financial exploitation and targeted organised criminal recruitment on social media platforms.

Our KS4 programme further enhances the critical online skills required and prepares students for life beyond school by exploring the real-world implications of online behaviour, digital reputation, cybercrime, and data privacy.We Offer Four National Curriculum Aligned Modules:Digital Footprint & Future ProofingExploitation, Relationships & Personal Online SafetyCybercrime, Scams & Digital DefenceEmerging Technology & Critical Media LiteracyKey Learning Areas Covered:How online activity can be traced and recoveredThe impact on employment, university applications, and future opportunitiesThe basics of UK cyber law and digital responsibilityHow cybercrime affects individuals and organisationsHow identity theft and data breaches occurHow AI-generated content and misinformation can influence decisionsTheir rights regarding personal data and privacyAI evolution & ethics of technologyNon-consensual AI deepfake generationAlgorithmic echo chambers & Fake newsOnline radicalisation funnelsEscalation pathways to report concerns Verifying AI media authenticitySpotting synthetic media/deepfakesSocial algorithms drive screen timeManaging digital health in online spacesResisting “Money Mule” recruitment on social media Avoiding identity theft & data lossCyber incidents & Legal consequences Safeguarding & Ofsted Impact:Students gain a deeper understanding of digital responsibility and develop the critical thinking skills needed to protect their future online and offline. Helping them fosters critical thinking against emerging AI risks, deepfake abuse, radicalisation, and automated misinformation.

ServiceDurationPriceAssembly Presentation60 - 90 mins£150Half Day workshopsUp to 3 hours£300Full Day workshopsFull school day 9am - 3pm£450Our services are flexible, and a full example timetable will be provided to the school before the visit, that the school can edit and send back to us.