Empowering children online for a safer, healthier future.

In the current digital era, where kids are increasingly immersed in online environments, it is more important than ever to support their online safety and wellbeing. It is crucial to provide developing brains the tools they need to use the internet in an ethical and secure way as we commemorate Safer Internet Day and Children's Mental Health Week. In this article, we will look at free activities that support mental health and online safety and highlight important resources like "Your Choice" and the "Free Well-Being Pack."

We are celebrating Children's Mental Health Week and Safer Internet Day by giving free tools and resources to help your classroom conversations because we believe that internet safety is essential to students' mental health.

Download free Your Choice student activities on Cyberbullying

Taking action against cyberbullying is crucial to ensuring kids' online safety. Use these fun activities to help your pupils learn about cyberbullying and how to stop it.

More resources to champion wellbeing

Introducing  Your Choice and Free Well- Being Pack

We are happy to present two great tools as part of our dedication to fostering online safety and mental health: "Your Choice" and the "Free Well-Being Pack."

YOUR CHOICE

YOUR CHOICE: Discover Your Choice, the KS3–KS5 comprehensive PSHE program that has won numerous awards. Packed with interesting, developmentally appropriate lessons for PSHE or form time.

Free Well - Being Pack

A carefully curated variety of tools, such as worksheets, mindfulness exercises, and relaxation techniques, is included in the Free Well-Being Pack to assist children's mental health and wellbeing. This kit gives kids the tools they need to prioritize their mental wellness in an increasingly digital environment, including stress-relieving activities and advice on keeping a healthy digital balance.

In conclusion, it is critical that we put our children's safety and wellbeing in the digital age at the top of our priority list as we observe Safer Internet Day and Children's Mental Health Week.  We have the chance to equip young brains with the information and abilities necessary to prosper in a world that is becoming more interconnected.

Let us keep collaborating to make the digital world a safer, healthier, and more welcoming place for kids of all backgrounds. We can make sure that every child has the chance to explore, learn, and connect online in a safe and good way if they have access to the proper tools, information, and assistance.