01
See the bigger picture
Parents understand how childhood has shifted from play-based to screen-based, and what the evidence says about its impact on mental health, learning and relationships.
02
Understand the attention economy
They know how apps, games and algorithms are designed to capture attention, so they can talk to their children about it with confidence.
03
Spot the warning signs
They can recognise when screen use is becoming unhealthy, and know how to respond calmly rather than reactively.
04
Guide healthy AI use
They understand how children are using AI, and how to encourage responsible use that builds, rather than replaces, independent thinking.
05
Set boundaries that stick
They leave with practical strategies for screen time, devices and bedtime routines, agreed as a family rather than imposed.
06
Feel confident, not overwhelmed
They feel informed, supported and on the same page as the school, with resources to keep the conversation going at home.