Programme details

Day 1: 11th January 2021 | 1pm-3pm

Time	Session
1.00pm	OVERVIEW What are the roles of governments, tech companies, professionals, parents and carers in tackling online safety issues in a rapidly evolving, global environment? Baroness Beeban Kidron OBE, Founder and Chair, 5Rights Foundation
1.50pm	Virtual exhibition and networking break
2.10pm	Digital safety in the 2020s…and beyond Jonathan Taylor, Online Safety Consultant, Be Safe Online
3.00pm	Close of Day 1

Day 2: 12th January 2021 | 1pm-3pm

Time	Sessions
1.00pm	GAMBLING Gambling and gaming: how to protect young people Dr Henrietta Bowden-Jones OBE, Director, National Centre for Behavioural Addictions, UK
1.35pm	Virtual exhibition and networking break
1.55pm	ONLINE GROOMING Why are some children more susceptible to CSE, radicalisation and extremism and what prevents them from speaking out? Wealth, status, popularity, education… are any of these akin to a vaccination against being groomed online? Are live streaming platforms fuelling a rise in CSE and radicalisation? How to have honest, open and frank conversations about online risk that are relevant and engaging for our learners Traci Good, Online Safety Consultant, plus young people from the Digital Leaders programme
2.30pm	SEXTING Responding to incidents of sexting and safeguarding 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 Young people’s mental health: building digital resilience and good self-care 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 Teaching online safety Alan Mackenzie, E-Safety Consultant
2.30pm	SEND Flexing online safety learning to support special educational needs Childnet
3.00pm	Close of Day 3

Day 4: 14th January 2021 | 1pm-3pm

Time	Sessions
1.00pm	PARENTS & CARERS Working with parents and carers Sophie Linnington, CEO, Parentzone
1.35pm	Virtual exhibition and networking break
1.55pm	SUPPORTING PROFESSIONALS Safeguarding young people, and supporting professionals and carers working with vulnerable children and young people 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 Enabling vulnerable young people to be safe online Adrienne Katz, Director, Youthworks
3.00pm	Close of Day 4