Improving life chances and well-being
Based in the North West, we work with primary schools and secondary schools in Manchester, Cheshire, Stockport and Macclesfield and beyond.
Our Digital Thinking Skills workshops are aimed at key stage 2 and key stage 3 and tailored to specific year groups. We teach participants to be curious and think critically about digital information – whether they are evaluating the credibility of a news story, thinking about the motivations behind the creation of media, or debating how algorithms influence what they see online.
Sessions are fun, practical and participative, featuring real-world case studies, games, discussion and challenges. Students learn essential search and evaluation skills that will benefit them throughout school, college, at work and beyond.
Our parent workshop, Is that a Fact? is now being offered as a webinar, details of dates and times here.
Face-to-face or online workshops can be commissioned for youth groups/services, local authorities, employers or parent groups. Get in touch with any questions or to find out more.
“Children are not currently being equipped with adequate skills to negotiate their lives online.”
“Whilst children and young people’s digital literacy has expanded, fundamentally children are often not prepared for the online world.”
Essential digital life skills for children and young people
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