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FIRST TO SIXTH YEAR · YEAR 8 TO YEAR 14

Internet safety workshops for secondary schools

Engaging, conversational workshops that help teenagers think critically about their digital lives and make safer, healthier, more informed choices online.

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Our approach

Real conversations, no lectures.

Sessions are highly interactive and delivered in a conversational, engaging format that encourages young people to participate, reflect and think critically about their digital lives. We explore online risks, responsible digital behaviour and the real-world impact of the choices we make online.

The aim is to equip young people with the awareness, critical thinking skills and practical tools they need to become confident, responsible digital citizens.

Conversational

Their views count

Critical thinking

Question, check, decide

Real-world impact

Choices with consequences

Practical tools

Skills they can use today

What we cover

The issues shaping teenage life online.

Each workshop is tailored to the year group in front of us, drawing on these core themes.

Digital Identity & Privacy

Explore how to protect personal information, manage our digital footprint and understand how our online activity can shape our reputation and influence future education, career and business opportunities.

Digital Dependency

Examine how social media and digital platforms use sophisticated algorithms to maximise our attention, and explore the impact this can have on our habits, focus and overall mental wellbeing.

Digital Balance

Explore how healthy boundaries around screen time, regular breaks and good sleep habits can support better focus, mental wellbeing and a healthier relationship with technology.

AI & Brain Health

Explore how AI works and how relying on it may influence the way we think, learn, create and solve problems. Discover how to use AI without outsourcing thinking, and build the critical thinking to question, evaluate and verify AI-generated information.

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Online Relationships & Safety

Explore how friendships and relationships develop online, from genuine connection to the risks of interacting with people we may not fully know or trust. Learn to recognise warning signs such as manipulation, deception and unhealthy pressure.

Digital Literacy

Sharpen critical thinking to navigate the digital landscape: spotting artificial social media content and fake news, and evaluating online sources.

Online Etiquette & the Law

Explore the responsibilities that come with communicating online and why it can encourage behaviour we wouldn't consider face-to-face. Examine cyberbullying, trolling, harassment and harmful content, their impact, and when online behaviour crosses legal boundaries.

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Session formats

60 minutes, every year group.

Each workshop is for one class group, up to a maximum of 30 students. We deliver a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 workshops per school day, so you can reach several class groups in a single visit.

Max. 30 students per workshop 3 to 5 workshops per day

Ireland

60 minutes

First Year to Sixth Year

A 60-minute interactive session, pitched to the year group, from First Years finding their feet online to Sixth Years heading for college and work.

Northern Ireland

60 minutes

Year 8 to Year 14

The same 60-minute interactive format, tailored to each year group from Year 8 right through to Year 14.

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Key outcomes

What students walk away with.

Protect their reputation

Students know how to manage their digital footprint and privacy, and how what they post today can shape future education and career opportunities.

Take back their attention

They understand how algorithms are designed to hold attention, and can set healthier boundaries around screen time, breaks and sleep.

Use AI without outsourcing thinking

They can question, evaluate and verify AI-generated information, and protect the thinking skills that matter for learning.

Spot what's fake

They can recognise fake news, artificial social media content and unreliable sources, and check before they believe or share.

Recognise warning signs

They can spot manipulation, deception and unhealthy pressure in online friendships and relationships, and know where to get help.

Know where the line is

They understand the impact of cyberbullying, trolling and harassment, and when online behaviour can cross legal boundaries.

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Add a Parents' Talk

Keep the conversation going at home. A talk on the same day as your student workshops gives parents the lowdown on the apps, algorithms, AI and screen habits shaping teenage life.

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