Internet Safety Training Workshop
OpenView Education
Looking for age appropriate internet safety workshops for EYFS, KS1 and KS2?At OpenView Education, we provide drama-based internet safety workshops and assemblies that empower your students to build digital resilience.
All our workshops are created by subject experts and brought to life through drama, our approach provides a highly interactive learning experience for your students.
Why our Online Safety Workshops are Popular With Schools:
✅ Age-appropriate workshops for EYFS, KS1 & KS2, making it easy to include your whole school.
✅ Online safety training for Parents and Carers.
✅ Delivered by Professional Performers, providing an interactive experience.
✅ Teacher CPD, aligned with Safeguarding Guidance.
✅ Trusted by over 290 schools across the UK, giving you complete confidence when you book.
Here's what other schools have to say about our workshops:
'I liked the fact that it presented a scenario involving technology, phones, group chats etc. as this is an area of their social interactions that our year 6 cohort really struggle with. The workshop was therefore SUPER RELEVANT!
- Ms Chambers, George Tomlinson Primary School, Leytonstone, London
'Joe, who facilitated our assemblies and workshops today was absolutely fantastic. His behaviour management was brilliant and the children engage the entire time. Thank you so much at OpenView Education. Money well spent.'
- Clinton James, Teacher, Mulgrave Primary School, Woolwich, London.
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Internet Safety Workshop: Digital Skills for Life (KS2)
Are you looking to address pupil behaviour in group chats?
Or maybe you want to empower your pupils with the skills needed to stay safe on social media?
Introducing Digital Skills for life, the interactive internet safety workshop that supports your KS2 pupils to stay safe online.
The workshop draws on real-life challenges that young people face in group chats, online gaming, and social media.
Through role-play, your pupils will learn specific skills to support them to stay safe online.
The workshop also builds critical thinking skills by helping students identify scams and question if something is AI generated.
Your pupils will learn to:
⭐Describe some of the pressures that people can feel when they are using social media.
⭐Describe how to be kind and show respect for others online, including respecting boundaries.
⭐Describe how what one person perceives as playful joking and teasing might be experienced by others as bullying.
⭐Explain how anyone can get help if they are being bullied online and identify when to tell a trusted adult.
⭐Describe how to critically question what I see online.
⭐Explain how to check whether something online is trustworthy.
⭐Describe ways to keep myself safe when using popular apps and games.
Internet Safety Wizards - Internet Safety Assembly (EYFS/KS1)
In our Internet Safety Assembly for EYFS & KS1, your students will meet one of our amazing puppets and embark on a thrilling journey to Internet Land.
Along the way, they'll discover how to stay safe online and how to become Internet Safety Wizards.
This lively and interactive workshop equips your students with the essential skills they need to build digital resilience.
Learning Outcomes:
⭐I understand how people can be unkind online. I can explain how this might make people feel
⭐I understand and can explain ways that I can behave in a positive way online. (Keeping information safe)
⭐I can identify what to do and who I can speak to if I experience something that makes me feel worried online.
Are you looking to address pupil behaviour in group chats?
Or maybe you want to empower your pupils with the skills needed to stay safe on social media?
Introducing Digital Skills for life, the interactive internet safety workshop that supports your KS2 pupils to stay safe online.
The workshop draws on real-life challenges that young people face in group chats, online gaming, and social media.
Through role-play, your pupils will learn specific skills to support them to stay safe online.
The workshop also builds critical thinking skills by helping students identify scams and question if something is AI generated.
Your pupils will learn to:
⭐Describe some of the pressures that people can feel when they are using social media.
⭐Describe how to be kind and show respect for others online, including respecting boundaries.
⭐Describe how what one person perceives as playful joking and teasing might be experienced by others as bullying.
⭐Explain how anyone can get help if they are being bullied online and identify when to tell a trusted adult.
⭐Describe how to critically question what I see online.
⭐Explain how to check whether something online is trustworthy.
⭐Describe ways to keep myself safe when using popular apps and games.
Internet Safety Wizards - Internet Safety Assembly (EYFS/KS1)
In our Internet Safety Assembly for EYFS & KS1, your students will meet one of our amazing puppets and embark on a thrilling journey to Internet Land.
Along the way, they'll discover how to stay safe online and how to become Internet Safety Wizards.
This lively and interactive workshop equips your students with the essential skills they need to build digital resilience.
Learning Outcomes:
⭐I understand how people can be unkind online. I can explain how this might make people feel
⭐I understand and can explain ways that I can behave in a positive way online. (Keeping information safe)
⭐I can identify what to do and who I can speak to if I experience something that makes me feel worried online.
Which curriculum topics do we cater for?
PSHE Workshop
Healthy Living Anti-bullying Mental health and awareness Online Safety
Click to read full text All our workshops support the Education for a Connected World Framework, so you can have peace of mind that your whole school community will be getting the most up to date internet safety training.
Learning Outcomes include:
Supporting students in resolving conflicts in group chats, and how we can have positive friendships online.
I can explain how anyone can get help if they are being bullied online and identify when to tell a trusted adult.
I can identify a range of ways to report concerns and access support both in school and at home about online bullying.
I can explain how to block abusive users.
I can describe the helpline services which can help people experiencing bullying, and how to access them (e.g. Childline).
I can describe how to capture bullying content as evidence (e.g screen-grab, URL, profile) to share with others who can help me.
Performing Arts Workshop
Click to read full text OpenView Education’s Internet Safety Workshops align with performing arts education by incorporating drama, storytelling, and role-play into our sessions. These interactive elements engage students creatively, helping them to explore and understand online safety through performance-based learning.
Students act out real-life online scenarios, helping them to explore emotions, consequences, and decision-making.
Role-playing different characters allows students to step into other perspectives, enhancing empathy and social awareness.
Through engaging performances, students see stories unfold that bring key online safety themes to life.
Students will also participate in interactive drama exercises, responding to digital dilemmas in a creative way.
Computing Workshop
Artificial Intelligence Online Safety Cyberbullying Cyber-security Information and Communications Technology
OpenView Education's Internet Safety Workshops are designed to align with and support your schools computing curriculum by addressing key aspects of online safety and digital literacy. Here's how our programmes integrate with the curriculum:
Core Online Safety Topics: Our workshops cover essential online safety topics outlined in the computing curriculum, including:
Privacy and Security: Teaching students how to protect their personal information online.
Online Bullying: Identifying, preventing, and responding to cyberbullying.
Safe Communication: Understanding appropriate online interactions and recognizing potential risks.
Digital Footprint: Awareness of the long-term impact of their online activities.
What size groups do we cater for?
We work with large groups of students across one day.
No matter the size of your school, we have packages that allow every student to be included.
Assemblies Cater for upto 120 students.
Workshops cater for upto 30 students.
No matter the size of your school, we have packages that allow every student to be included.
Assemblies Cater for upto 120 students.
Workshops cater for upto 30 students.
Visitors with Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Our workshops cater for learners with a range of access needs, to find out how our workshops can cater for your specific needs, please get in touch. Our workshops are fully inclusive and engaging for learners at a range of different abilities.
We want to ensure that our workshops are the right fit for your learners. Noone knows your students better than you, thats why the first step in our process is to have a conversation about your specific requirements.
We can then arrange the best way for the workshops to be delivered in your setting. If you would like to talk through your specific requirements, please give us a call on .
Who are OpenView Education?
Online Safety Training That Makes a Difference...
If you're looking for Online Safety Workshops & Training for your school that's engaging, interactive and enjoyable, then keep reading to discover how we can work with your school.
OpenView Education are a team of passionate subject specialists who are also professional performers.
We use combine subject specialism with theatre and drama to provide internet safety training, workshops and performances that make a difference to your whole school.
And when you arrange to have OpenView Education visit your school, you're in good company because we visit over 100,000 students every year, here's what they have to say…
'I would really like to stress how excellent our facilitator was. They had a professional, informative and sensitive manner with the parents whilst leading the parent talk. The individual workshops with our students were excellent and pitched perfectly to each age group. The use of drama and enthusiasm meant that the children really learnt from the assembly, this will safeguard the children if faced with an eSafety problem.'
- (Shaftesbury Park Primary School, Wandsworth, Ms. McKenzie-Arday, Computing Lead)
'The workshops were also excellent - Lively, engaging, fun and interactive; also very age-appropriate and fully up to date with the latest online trends. The lesson plans were excellent - the use of real-life examples and practical tips made it especially relevant in bringing e-safety to life.'
- (Rowan Preparatory School, Claygate Mrs. Blair, Year 5 & 6 Phase Leader)
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