Year Group(s): Number of Students per Class/Year: Class or Assembly style workshop(s): Preferred Date(s):
Anywhere in England
Digital Resilience School Workshops
Provided by
KIP EDUCATION
Empowering Students for Online Safety and Well-being: Digital Resilience School Workshops
The internet is essential for children and youth, offering social, educational, and support opportunities. However, it can also be a platform for malicious activities. Protecting young individuals online requires enhancing digital resilience through informal education. Our workshops focus on safeguarding children from harmful online content and promoting responsible behavior. We emphasize online safety, cyber resilience, and data protection, equipping participants with knowledge and skills. By incorporating insights from various stakeholders, we ensure practical and relevant content. Our interactive approach includes sharing experiences, providing tips, and encouraging discussion to empower individuals. We prioritize creating a supportive learning environment to foster confidence and personal growth. Join us in promoting digital resilience to ensure a safe and positive online experience for children and young people.
Age Groups
Y3 - Y13, Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Digital Resilience School Workshops
- Bullying & Cyberbullying: Define bullying and recognise examples of it, identify which actions cross the line between ‘banter’ and bullying, finding help and know who to speak to if they’re worried about something online, how to prevent or stop bullying.
- Online Behaviour & Sexting: What is ‘acceptable behaviour’ online, what are the common online behaviour rules, what are the possible consequences for unacceptable online behaviour, how can we protect ourselves from stranger danger and abuse online, managing online issues
- Digital Resilience & Social Gaming: Understand what digital resilience means, reflect on your own internet and gaming use, be able to give a friend advice about what to do when it goes, wrong, Understand the effects of social media on the brain & our mental health, identify ways to respond appropriately to social media posts.
- Staying Safe Online: Sharing online personal information is a choice, when and when not to share personal information online, why personal information shouldn’t be shared with everyone online, the difference between an upstander and a bystander, why it is important to be an upstander online, what actions they can take to be a good friend online.
Cost
Prices will vary depending on your requirements. Please submit an enquiry to obtain a quote.
Testimonials
KIP's expertise, guidance and advice were invaluable and their approachable manner and good humour drew very positive responses
Chris Drugan, East Barnet School
About This Provider (KIP EDUCATION)
Head Office:
KIP EDUCATION, London, Greater London, WD6 2DT
While many schools offer extensive programs, few provide comprehensive education on mental health, self-esteem, and prevention. Our aim is to address this gap with interactive workshops tailored to fit within one class period (60 mins). Focused primarily on youths' self-esteem and confidence, we tackle issues like mental health, sexual health, addiction, self-harm, knife-crime, gangs, bullying, anxiety, social media, and body changes. Our organisation actively educates school staff, parents, and students on mental health matters, employing a therapeutic approach to help adolescents navigate challenges both at school and home. Our workshops for KS1 & KS2 cover topics such as mindfulness, bullying (including cyberbullying), self-esteem, internet safety, and more. For KS3 and above, we delve into drug awareness, alcohol addiction, sex education, LGBTQ+ issues, and more. Using interactive tools and videos, our sessions are engaging and impactful. Contact us for more information.
