Overview
With 3 in 4 children having a social media presence, local authorities and schools are under increasing pressure to safeguard children from the threats posed by the digital environment.
Online risks, ranging from: cyberbullying and child sexual exploitation to radicalisation and access to inappropriate content are on the rise. Coupled with the increasing rates of online addiction, means that further education is required for children and parents. In addition, local authorities and schools must have a robust e-safety policy that minimise these threats.
This highly interactive course helps you to ensure your organisation has the tools to protect children online. Take away tips to help you educate your pupils and staff of the dangers that the digital environment presents.
Learning Outcomes
- Educate children and parents on the risks that the digital environment poses
- Learn how to prevent cyberbullying online
- Explore innovative methods of engaging parents in online safety practices
- Understand how to recognise signs of radicalisation and grooming and how to prevent this
- Leave with an action plan to implement e-safety measures in your school
