Danny is an accredited CEOP Ambassador, and can deliver online safety training to your staff and/or your parents.
A staff meeting covers:
- The requirements of online safety within the classroom
- The potential online risks faced by pupils when using internet technologies outside school
- Content of an online safety curriculum from EYFS to Y6
- Useful resources
A parent session covers:
- Helping them understand the dangers of being online
- Raising awareness of the online risks to their child
- Strategies to help keep their children safe
- Alerting them to the potential impact on children of their own online life
- Signposting to support resources
CEOP Thinkuknow Introduction Training (accredited)
This course is aimed at professionals who work directly with children and young people. A certificate will be provided on completion of the course.
The Thinkuknow Introduction course covers:
- Introduction to CEOP and Reporting
- Children and Young People Online (Optional module)
- Online Sexual Abuse
- Nude Selfies: What Professionals Need to Know (Optional module)
- The Thinkuknow Resources
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- know what CEOP is, their role and how to report online sexual abuse
- identify potential online risk to children – Sexual Exploitation and Peer on Peer abuse
- develop a better understanding of the online world that children access
- understand the factors which impact on children sharing images of themselves
- know what resources are available to parents and carers
- have access to ‘Thinkuknow’ resources to aid direct work with children and young people
Half day and full-day versions can be delivered. Can be delivered to a single school or 1 or 2 teachers each from a cluster of schools.
All delegates attending the Thinkuknow Training course must present photographic ID to the Ambassador running the training at Event Registration for verification purposes. Acceptable forms of photographic ID are a passport, driver’s licence or work ID.
Additionally, we ask delegates to provide a letter from their employer on headed paper, signed by a manager stating:
- The delegate’s role and length of employment period/association with the organisation they are representing;
- The relevance of the training to the delegate’s role;
- How the delegate intends to apply the knowledge gained;
- Confirmation that the organisation has undertaken necessary risk assessment that the delegate is suitable to work with children and young people.
This must be supplied at event registration when attending the Thinkuknow Introduction course. If all delegates are from the same school then only one letter is needed.
Contact me for more information danny@think-bank.com 07711 347350
