
Online Safety Presentations
At Children of the Digital Age, we are committed to equipping the next generation with the knowledge and skills to navigate the online world safely and responsibly. Since 2016, we’ve been delivering engaging, age-appropriate online safety education programs to schools across Ireland and beyond. Our programs blend expertise in cyberpsychology, cybersecurity, and law enforcement to address real-world digital threats like cyberbullying, online exploitation, harmful addictions, and more.
We specialize in tailored presentations and workshops designed specifically for primary and secondary school students. These sessions empower children, teachers, and parents with practical strategies to stay safe online. All presentations are delivered in person by our online safety and cyber security experts.
Our School Programs
Interactive Presentations for Students:
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- Duration: 15-80 minutes, customized based on age group and school needs.
- Content: Age-appropriate topics on online safety, including recognizing cyberbullying, protecting personal information, avoiding harmful content, and building positive digital habits.
- Format: Highly engaging with eye-catching visuals, interactive activities, and real-life examples to make learning fun and memorable.
- Goal: To help children feel confident and empowered in the digital space.

For Primary/National Schools
We offer 3 or 4 presentations tailored to different age groups:
- Junior & Senior Infants: 20 minutes
- 1st – 2nd Class: 50 minutes
- 3rd & 4th Class: 1 hour
- 5th & 6th Class: 1 hour 15 minutes
National School Presentation: 1st to 3rd Class
- Introduction to the Internet and Online Activities
- Digital Footprint and Permanence
- Social Media and Personal Information
- Online Trust, Strangers, and Boundaries
- True Friends, Instincts, and Seeking Help
- Cyberbullying and Kindness
- Conclusion and Follow-Up
National School Presentation: 4th to 6th Class
- Introduction to the Internet and Online Engagement
- Digital Footprint and Permanence
- Social Media and Personal Information
- Online Trust, Strangers, and Boundaries
- True Friends, Red Flags, and Gut Instincts
- Cyberbullying and Positive Behaviour
- Conclusion and Follow-Up

For Post-Primary Schools (Teens)
Presentations are a double class period, and we prefer to work with year groups of max 60 students, which is why we allocate 3 to 4 presentations during the school day to students. That evening, we meet with parents to share feedback received from the students.
Teen Presentation
- Introduction and Agenda
- The Mind Game: Mental and Emotional Impacts of Online Life
- The Truth Test: Trust, Misinformation, and Online Interactions
- The Privacy Shield: Safety, Privacy, and Cyber Threats
- The Kindness Code: Cyberbullying and Positive Online Behaviour
- Conclusion and Resources
For Adults/Parents
Adult Presentation
- Parenting and Children’s Online Access
- Digital Footprint and Permanence
- Online Reputation Management
- Social Media Risks and Business Models that drive Addiction
- AI and Emerging Technologies
- Sexual Exploitation and Online Predators
- Cyberbullying and Reporting
- Home and Personal Security Practices
- General Advice and Broader Themes
Teacher Training Sessions:
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- AI Workshops for educators
- Integrating online safety into the curriculum, spotting signs of digital distress in students, and using tools to create a safer school environment.
- Includes resources like lesson plans and discussion guides.
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