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Dave Presky, Head of Computing and a Specialist Leader of Education for Computing and E-Safety explains how the free Be Internet Legends curriculum has changed the way his Key Stage 2 pupils are learning about internet safety.
Teacher Jayne Leversidge, of Abbey School in Rotherham, explains how the Be Internet Legends assembly made such an impact for her pupils and why their special educational needs and disabilities require such an engaging, interactive and immersive experience.
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Does your child play Apex Legends? Have a read of this guide for some helpful advice on how to keep them safe while they're exploring Kings Canyon
Today is Care Day, so we’re looking back at the Social Care and Digital Roundtable we hosted with Carnegie UK Trust to discuss the support that carers and professionals need to help young people in care thrive online.
We sometimes get so caught up with managing our children’s screen time that we forget about our own digital habits - but if you can balance your own use of tech, you’ll find it easier to help them balance theirs.
Children’s Mental Health Week is a good time to get talking about how you can help boost a child’s self-esteem.
Jean from the family learning team at Cheshire West and Chester Council explains how she uses the free Dove Self-Esteem Project Uniquely Me guide to boost confidence and positive body image in young people.
With Black Friday and Cyber Monday right around the corner and Christmas only a month away, it is the perfect time to get some of that stressful gift shopping out of the way. Wondering what to get your family for Christmas? Don't worry, we've got you covered.
For Anti-Bullying Week, three pupils at Epsom College, Surrey, open up on their own tough experiences of bullying and low self-esteem. Epsom assistant head Helen Keevil explains how they use the Dove Self-Esteem Project resources to deal with even the toughest of situations.
Jayne Leversidge, of Abbey School in Rotherham, talks about the challenges of raising self-esteem and confidence in a special educational needs school, and how PSHE is the cornerstone of all their learning.
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