An afterschool club that prepares children to thrive in the digital world

We equip 8-11 year olds with the critical thinking skills and mindset they need to tackle real-world challenges online.

The challenges

Children today are surrounded by technology, but don’t yet have the skills to use it responsibly or understand the real-world challenges it brings.
Teaching online safety, digital ethics, and responsible technology use can be challenging. Without real-life context, these topics can feel abstract, making it hard for children to see the relevance.
Parents often think it's the school's problem to manage technology use and the issues that come with it.
Parents feel under pressure because managing children's online lives is something we haven't experienced ourselves while growing up.

Our mission

In a world that's changing faster than schools and parents can keep up, it's becoming harder than ever for the school community to manage children's online lives.

We support the whole school community by delivering engaging, real-world PSHE experiences that genuinely resonate with children and spark meaningful conversations with parents.

By starting these conversations early, we empower children (and parents) not just to stay safe, but to confidently thrive in whatever comes next.

Example Sessions

Being Kind Is Cool

What we say online matters. In this session, we followed Elen through her first group chat and explored how kindness, consent, and empathy help build a positive digital footprint.
Pause, before you click

The internet isn’t always what it seems. We trained young detectives to spot scams, fake messages, and dodgy websites—and to always stop and think before clicking.
Meet AI

From blindfold games to big questions, we explored how AI learns, where our data goes, and why it’s more important than ever to stay curious and think critically.
Hooked to our screens

Apps are designed to keep us hooked. We uncovered how dopamine, notifications, and endless scrolling affect us—and how to take back control of our screen time.

What Children and Parents Gain

Think Smarter

Children learn how to question what they see online, tell the difference between facts and opinions, and spot when something might be misleading.

Grow Together

Parents are included through tips and resources, so they can continue the conversations at home and feel more confident guiding their child’s digital habits.

Stay Safer

Children understand what personal information should stay private and practise ways to keep themselves safe while still enjoying the online world.

Act Kinder

We explore how words and actions affect others in group chats, games, and social media, giving children the confidence to choose kindness and stand up to unkindness.

Future Ready

We prepare children for the real challenges ahead, like AI, online money, and digital responsibility, so they don’t just use technology but know how to use it wisely.

“We felt this club was incredibly useful and highly engaging. Honestly, it should be essential for every child.”

— Parent / Burton Bradstock Primary School

Teachers feedback

Emma Roberts - Head teacher

‘We're really grateful for everything Nick has done and can't wait to keep working with him. His dedication to promoting digital well-being and supporting educational initiatives is truly inspiring’
Greg Proudfoot - Teacher

"Lovely to have you in. The children really enjoyed it. You did a brilliant job landing some very important messages. Will highly recommend you to other schools"
Kat Thurtle - Teacher

Nick was great at creating a workshop that was specific to our students' needs and the issues they have encountered online. By using real life examples he immediately engaged the group and through interactive activities was able to address a multitude of areas in a relevant way. The workshop was adapted to the needs of our students with the language and terminology used explained in a clear way for them to understand. He was responsive to the questions they posed and all of the group came away having learnt new things.