Free Digital Citizenship Resources

All schools and settings are invited to a short 20-minute insight briefing to introduce the new resources - 15/10/26

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Supporting children and young people to navigate the online world safely has never been more important, but it is well known that schools are balancing competing priorities and limited time. 
 
That is why the NSPCC would like to invite you to a short 20-minute online insight briefing to introduce Common Sense Media's Digital Citizenship resources and show how your school can access and use them. 
 
The session will cover:
  • What Common Sense Media is and why schools are using it
  • Free, ready-made lesson resources covering key online safety and digital citizenship topics
  • How the resources align with curriculum and safeguarding priorities
  • How to access and implement the resources with minimal preparation time
  • Opportunities for support from the NSPCC Schools Service

The date of this short briefing is: Thursday 15th October 3:45-4:15 (further dates will also be arranged)

For further information or to reserve a place and receive the link, please email ellie.kirk@nspcc.org.uk