Assembly Outlines
Ready-to-use assembly outlines for delivering online safety messages to whole-school or key-stage audiences. Each includes talking points, a key message, and a follow-up activity.
Kindness Online: Being a Good Digital Citizen
An assembly outline encouraging children to treat others online with the same kindness they would show in person.
Staying Safe with Strangers Online
An assembly helping children understand that people online may not be who they claim to be, and how to stay safe.
Screen Time and Looking After Yourself
An assembly exploring the relationship between screen time and wellbeing, encouraging children to develop healthy digital habits.
Your Digital Footprint
An assembly for secondary students exploring how their online activity creates a permanent record.
Digital Citizenship: Your Online Responsibilities
An assembly helping students understand that being online comes with responsibilities as well as rights.
AI Awareness: Understanding the Technology Around You
An assembly introducing students to artificial intelligence, how it appears in their daily lives, and how to use it wisely.
Staying Safe in Public Places
An assembly about personal safety in public places, including travelling, shopping centres, parks, and events.
Digital Resilience: Bouncing Back from Online Setbacks
An assembly helping children and young people develop the emotional skills to cope with negative online experiences.
Healthy Friendships Online: Knowing the Difference
An assembly exploring what healthy and unhealthy online friendships look like and how to recognise the difference.
Privacy Matters: Protecting Your Personal Information Online
An assembly teaching children why personal information matters and how to protect it in a digital world.
Screen Time Balance: Taking Control of Your Digital Life
An assembly encouraging students to reflect on their screen habits and develop a healthier balance with technology.
Speaking Up: How and Why to Report Online Concerns
An assembly empowering students to report online concerns to trusted adults and platforms, and explaining why reporting matters.
Consent Online: Respecting Boundaries in a Digital World
An assembly exploring the concept of consent in digital contexts, including sharing images, tagging, and forwarding messages.
AI and Critical Thinking: Questioning What You See Online
An assembly developing students' ability to critically evaluate AI-generated content and think carefully about what they encounter online.