Digital wellness

Melissa shared a photo and suddenly it’s everywhere. Through a series of relatable characters and scenarios, students aged 11 to 16 learn about how to stay safe online, including cyberbullying and digital drama, digital footprints and protecting personal data, managing screen time, responsible content creation, searching effectively and evaluating content.

Developed with teachers and subject matter experts, seven self-contained lessons are each centred around a different online learning module.

More information

Thanks for signing up request access! We will be in touch soon.

Don’t want to wait? Set up your free account now to get immediate access to our courses:

Go to everfiteachers.co.uk/register.

Select your country (e.g. United Kingdom).

Start typing your school postcode and select your school from the list.

Complete your profile and select your chosen topics from the dropdown to complete your registration.

Email address

Phone number

First Name

Last Name

Job Title

Phase of education taught

Already registered? Login to get started.

Target user

Ages 11-14

Curriculum

PSHE, Computing, Design & Technology, Personal Development

Time

3 hours

Cost

Our courses are always free

Ignition Video

“I would usually feel weary about teaching this type of thing to my students but this all seems very professional and something I could trust in.”

— Secondary Teacher

Resource details

Each lesson is 20-60 minutes, depending on the combination of online and offline activities you choose:

Module 1

Connections and community

Students learn about the permanence of their online posts and how to manage online relationships (including instances of cyberbullying, harassment or ‘digital drama’).

Module 2

Safety and privacy

Students learn what a digital footprint is, how to protect their personal information, why to be wary of digital tracking and how to get help when they need it.

Module 3

Screen time vs. offline time

Students learn the benefits and risks of online time, as well as ways to identify if they spend too much time online, and how to manage their online time.

Module 4

Technology and data

Students learn how to protect their data online, how to recognise and avoid online threats, and how to create a secure password.

Module 5

Rights and literacy

Students learn how to responsibly create or co-create content online, including their rights, responsibility and restrictions.

Module 6

Evaluating content

Students learn how to conduct effective searches online, how to evaluate content for accuracy and perspective, and how to differentiate news from ads.

Module 7

Digital wellness and safety pledge

Students reflect on their learning about digital wellness and safety throughout the Ignition course, and create a class pledge.

Stay up to date

Interested in updates on new courses and research opportunities? Sign up to our newsletter and we’ll keep you in the loop.

Subscribe to newsletter