The idea
We’ve created a powerful programme to keep young people safe and Enfield's families informed.
Through creative, hands-on workshops, we’ll help young people understand online risks, build emotional resilience, and make confident, responsible choices in digital spaces. At the same time, parents/carers will gain the knowledge and tools to protect their children; learning how to set boundaries, use privacy controls, and start honest conversations about online safety and wellbeing.
With your support, we’ll deliver school assemblies, scenario-based student workshops, parent learning sessions, and a digital resource pack for staff.
Each session will spark connection and understanding between home and school, giving families the confidence to navigate modern challenges together.
Every donation helps create safer digital spaces, empowered parents, and a community where young people can thrive; supported, informed, and ready to build their futures.
What we'll deliver
- Host a school-wide assembly to kick-start honest conversations about online safety and wellbeing.
- Deliver six interactive workshops for over 180 students, using real-life digital scenarios and creative tools.
- Run two family learning events where parents and carers get hands-on with phone settings and privacy controls.
- Create a digital safety resource pack for teachers, packed with activities and guidance to keep lessons going.
- Print and share colourful scenario cards to spark meaningful home discussions between parents and young people.
- Hold a staff training session so every adult in school can reinforce safe, positive digital behaviour.
- Develop reflection tools that help pupils map their values, confidence and dreams for the future.
- Offer a mini tech-support clinic at family sessions to help parents set up safety features in real time.
- Provide healthy refreshments and safe spaces where families can connect, share and learn together.
- Produce an impact report showing how your support made families safer, stronger and more informed.
Why it's a great idea
Enabling young people to be safer online and offline. Students gain real-world digital safety skills; understanding consent, how to report harmful content, and support friends online, reducing risks of bullying, exploitation, and exposure to violent or sexual material.
Empowered parents and carers leave with confidence and practical knowledge; how algorithms affect mood, how to set parental controls, and how to talk openly about digital behaviour, building stronger, safer home environments.
By improving emotional literacy, families develop the language for stronger communication; how to discuss feelings, boundaries, and online pressures; reducing conflict and isolation.
When families communicate and feel safe, attendance, concentration, and emotional stability improve, with better wellbeing and long-term educational outcomes.
A scalable, tested model for other Enfield schools to build school–community partnerships that tackle digital harm and youth vulnerability collaboratively.
Steps to get it done
- Funding confirmed & planning: finalise timeline, recruit facilitators, volunteers and confirm school dates.
- Design & prep: create scenario cards, print resources, and develop reflection tools for workshops.
- Staff briefing: deliver a 45-minute digital wellbeing session and share toolkit with teachers.
- Launch assembly: introduce the project to the whole school with interactive demos and key messages.
- Student workshops: run six sessions for 180 pupils on safety, consent, and confident communication.
- Parent sessions: host two family events with live phone demos and digital safety guidance.
- Mini tech clinic: help parents set privacy controls and reporting tools on their own devices.
- Collect feedback: run quick surveys and capture stories from students, parents, and staff.
- Evaluate impact: analyse data, highlight progress, and celebrate safer, stronger connections.
