
INTRODUCING THE ASSESSMENT PLATFORM
Online Safety Risk Intelligence for Schools
Stop Guessing. Start Measuring.
The Student Assessment Platform provides:
- Real insight into student online behaviour
- Early identification of safeguarding risks
- Clear data for DSLs and senior leaders
- Actionable recommendations
This isn’t a Survey.
It’s a Safeguarding Intelligence Tool
OUTCOMES
- Safer pupils
- Confident staff
- Engaged parents
- A school fully aligned with safeguarding expectations
ONLINE SAFETY 4 SCHOOLS
This Isn’t E-Safety. This Is Safeguarding.
Most schools don’t know their real Online Safety risk.
Online Safety: New Technology, New Challenges, New Expectations
Today’s digital landscape spans VR, AI, and social media—bringing profound risks alongside innovation. From sextortion, cyberflashing, and deepfakes to peer harassment and chatbot abuse, students face threats across immersive and AI-driven platforms.
WHY THIS MATTERS (Make it urgent)
Online safety is no longer a digital issue. It is a safeguarding responsibility
Schools are expected to meet:
KCSiE 2025 – The Online Safety Act – Ofsted safeguarding expectations
But the reality is simple:
Most schools are working from outdated models.

Online Safety 4 Schools is an absolute MUST – Social Media influencers are shaping youth attitudes—often fuelling misogyny, racism, and harmful stereotypes. Algorithms amplify extreme content, normalising prejudice under the guise of humour. In schools, this manifests as cyberbullying, sexist group chats, and toxic behaviours with lasting impacts. Online hate isn’t virtual—it’s real, illegal, and deeply damaging.
Keep Pupils Safe – Protect Educators – Safeguard Schools – Involve Parents & Carers
2026 Update- Young people’s digital activity directly affects their safety and future opportunities, including cyber-vetting by universities and employers. As such, online safety training is not just beneficial — it is a vital part of safeguarding. Schools, Colleges, Further Education Establishments & Youth organisations, in particular, must prioritise online safety as a core aspect of their safeguarding frameworks.
Online Safety workshops have been updated to be line with Keeping Children Safe In Education , which correctly identifies the need for accurate informative & bespoke Online Safety Training.
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Click 4 Online Safety Workshops



Training for Teachers / Workshops for Pupils Yrs 1 – 13 / Parental Information Workshops / Online Safety Policies / Filtering & Monitoring of Internet Usage
What do All Staff Need to Know about Online Safety ?
Keeping Pace with Social Media & Online Safety Online Exploitation: Online Bullying/Online/Grooming/Online Reputation
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