Day 1: 11th January 2021 | 1pm-3pm
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Time | Sessions |
1.00pm |
GAMBLING Henrietta will give and overview of the scale of gambling and gaming online and how to protect the young and most vulnerable. Professor Henrietta Bowden-Jones OBE, Director, National Centre for Behavioural Addictions, UK |
1.35pm |
Top Tips for Safeguarding Remotely Sarah Gensmantel from MyConcern will share their 5 top tips for safeguarding remotely, giving you actionable insights and ideas that can be implemented in the case of bubble and/or school closures. |
1.55pm |
ONLINE GROOMING
Traci Good, Online Safety Consultant, plus young people from the Digital Leaders programme |
2.30pm |
SEXTING Charlotte will provide advice on supporting professionals in risk assessing incidents of sexting, supporting them to effectively safeguard children and young people. She will explain what works and what doesn’t work with views from young people. Charlotte Aynsley, Director, E-safety Training and Consultancy |
3.00pm |
Close of Day 2 |
Day 3: 13th January 2021 | 1pm-3pm
Time | Sessions |
1.00pm |
MENTAL HEALTH Dr Graham and Dr Dubicka will help you teach children digital resilience and how to flourish in the digital age as well as how to support children and young people to think critically about their digital lives. Dr Richard Graham, Nightingale Hospital, Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust, and Dr Bernadka Dubicka, Chair, Child and Adolescent Faculty, Royal College of Psychiatrists |
1.35pm |
Virtual exhibition and networking break |
1.55pm |
EDUCATION Alan will help you to embed digital skills across the setting and moving away from a siloed approach to teaching online safety, using a student-centred whole school approach. He will look at what we mean by positive impact and how can we encourage critical thinking. Alan Mackenzie, E-Safety Consultant |
2.30pm |
SEND Phoebe will look at ways we can put learners’ experiences and needs at the heart of online safety provision. Phoebe Moriarty Roberts, Acting Education Manager, Childnet |
3.00pm |
Close of Day 3 |
Day 4: 14th January 2021 | 1pm-3pm
Time | Sessions |
1.00pm |
PARENTS & CARERS Sophie will explain how you can support children and parents to take a collaborative approach to online safety. She will help you find the right balance between implementing online safeguards and promoting positive use of digital technology. Sophie will explain how to engage parents at critical time and key transition periods. Sophie Linnington, CEO, Parentzone |
1.35pm |
Virtual exhibition and networking break |
1.55pm |
SUPPORTING PROFESSIONALS Claudia and Peter will provide the skills and development opportunities needed for good digital practice and effective support for practitioners. They will sign post to a toolkit that can be used by parents and professionals for holistic safeguarding of children and young people both online and offline. They will also explain the the ‘10 Cs’ framework, a systematic and evidence-based approach used to safeguard children and young people as well as the professionals working with them. Claudia Megele, Principal social worker at Hertfordshire County Council, and national chair of the Principal Children and Families Social Worker (PCFSW) Network & Dr Peter Buzzi, research and project lead, PCFSW |
2.30pm |
VULNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE Adrienne will show the latest research on the digital experiences of vulnerable young people such as those in care, young carers, those in alternative provision or not in school. She will explore the ‘why’ behind their actions and sharing practical ideas on how to respond and help you to think about how services handle cases with a digital component. Adrienne Katz, Director, Youthworks |
3.00pm |
Close of Day 4 |