
Have you watched ‘Adolescence’ on Netflix recently and instantly got worried about your child’s social media presence?
Adolescence follows the family of a 13-year-old boy arrested for killing a female classmate and tackles themes of bullying, incel (involuntary celibacy) culture, and navigating social media as a young person.

Calling all Primary and Secondary Schools
We work with Positive Social, a charity focused on educating young people about the benefits and challenges of social media. Social media is an inescapable part of young people’s lives. Rather than telling students they shouldn’t be on social media, Positive Social believes they should be shown how to handle it positively and constructively.
On their behalf, we deliver workshops primarily to Year 6, Year 7 and Year 8 students, helping them understand how to use social media safely and responsibly.
If your school is interested in a workshop, please get in touch for more information: [email protected]

Calling all Parents with Children on Phones and Social Media
Are you facing a weekend of your children’s eyes being glued to a phone screen?
Or perhaps you’re worried that time will come as they get older.
Join Positive Social’s parents session on the evening of March 31 and learn how to help your child make positive, informed choices on social media.
– How to create better conversations with your children about social media.
– Setting boundaries that are practical for your family.
– Practical technology tips for parents to help manage and support safe social media use.
– Insights from research and science on social media’s impact.
– Personal actions you can take to positively influence your children’s relationship with technology.
It will be interactive with plenty of time for questions.
Find out more and book your (free but donations gratefully received) place at https://positivesocial.org.uk/social-media-and-your…/
And if you know any parents who will benefit, then let them know!
Contact Positive Social: https://positivesocial.org.uk/
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