Social media has become a significant part of our lives, and it can be both empowering and overwhelming. That's why it's essential to educate young people on how to use social media positively and responsibly.
By providing interactive and engaging social media safety sessions in Primary and Secondary schools, you are equipping young people with the tools they need to stay safe and make informed decisions online. These sessions allow for a non-judgmental space where students can freely express their thoughts, feelings, and experiences on social media without fear of being criticized or ridiculed.
Empowering young people to engage with social media safely and at their own pace not only fosters their digital literacy but also promotes their mental health and wellbeing. As a society, we owe it to our young people to help them navigate the digital world confidently and responsibly, and social media safety sessions are an excellent way to achieve this goal.
Social Media Safety + Mental Well-Being Sessions
Aimed at Year 5, Year 6, and Year 7 students these sessions help young people start off their social media journey better equipped with tools, techniques critical thinking, greater empathy, and more, to continue their social media experience with empowerment, optimism, and purpose.
That makes for safer, happier, creative, human-led experiences on social media and in real life.
4 x 1 hour weekly, in-person sessions
Maximum group size 30 students
Topics include positive + negative attention, gaming online, kindness, sharing + oversharing, creating effective boundaries, the role of parents, vanity metrics vs community, and more including interactive mini-projects.
Fully DBS approved
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