Health and well being. KS2. Video and activities to support children thinking about how they are missing out by spending too much time with technology. KS2 Esafety Screen time

The theme for Internet Safety Day 2021 is exploring reliability in the online world. This assembly presentation, including a quiz, animations and superheroes is aimed at Key Stage children. Internet Safety Assembly 2021

Interactive health and well-being resource aimed at Year 5 and based on key skills from 2020 Education in a connected world. Health and well-being Year 5

For parents, teachers and primary school children, how to stay safe online using TikTok. TikTok is so popular with children that many are addicted to it. Children are often keen for their video to become viral so have at times done pranks, used language or dress and dance in ways that are not age appropriate. TikTok parent and child resource

YouTube esafety quiz aimed at children, parents and teachers. Most suitable KS2 children.

Computational Think Poster for KS2 with child friendly descriptions for algorithms, patterns, abstraction and decomposition.

Child friendly video to encourage children to wash their hands correctly. Video link

For parents, teachers and primary school children, how to stay safe online using Snapchat. Snapchat is a popular app with children but many children are unaware that their snaps can be copied and shared. What is a snapstreak? What are the dangers of using Snapchat? Why is it popular with children? Snapchat online safety

KS2 resource to explaining meaning of logical reasoning. Part of a series of animated videos explaining computational thinking as required by the computing curriculum. Logical Reasoning

Child friendly video explaining Computational Thinking. Aimed at KS2 children aged 7-11. Link to Computational Thinking video

Fun animated videos to help teachers in reception to teach children about e-safety under the topic of Health and well being. Please use and enjoy this free resource. Health and well being - online safety

Esafety quiz for children, parents and teachers. Best suited to KS2.YouTube online safety quiz

Top tens tips for parents and their children to keep safe online. Please feel free to link to this esafety online safety resource from your school website. ideally this resource is viewed and discussed with parent and child at the same time. Aimed at KS2 children.

For parents, teachers and primary school children, how to stay safe online using Instagram. Instagram is a popular app with children but do they know about influencers? Are they addicted to the app? Are they using safe settings? Instagram online safety

For parents, teachers and primary school children, how to stay safe online using YouTube. YouTube is extremely popular and most children watch more content on YouTube than on television. Many children follow YouTubers whose language and content may not be age appropriate. Did you know that there is a YouTube for kids with parent controls? YouTube online safety for parents and children

Fun lesson that gives children a chance to explore difference between spreadsheet and database. Includes explanatory video, editable excel file and lesson plan. Link to video resources

Online Bullying for year 3 following the key skills from 2020 Education for a connected world.Interactive activities. Online Bullying Year 3

Animated explainer video to show the importance of decomposition in computational thinking. Decomposition, the breaking down of tasks, is an important skill in computing and across the whole curriculum. [Decomposition Ks2 computational thinking.](Decomposition Ks2 computational thinking.)

Animated explainer video describing how abstraction can be used in computing and in other areas to find the key elements of a problem. KS2 Computational Thinking. Abstraction KS2 Computational Thinking

Animated explainer video explaining the importance of tinkering. Tinkering KS2 computational thinking