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Parent Workshop Planner

Generate a tailored agenda, handout list, and discussion prompts for a parent online-safety workshop. Your plan is saved in your browser.

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Audience
Workshop length
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Workshop Plan

Primary-age parents · 60 minutes · In person

Suggested agenda

  1. 5 minWelcome & ground rules. Introduce yourself, confirm confidentiality, set a non-judgemental tone.
  2. 10 minWhy this matters now. Use one or two recent local or national stories to anchor the session.
  3. 25 minFocus: your selected topics. Walk through each focus area with practical home-life examples.
  4. 10 minDiscussion in pairs. Parents discuss the suggested questions and feed back to the room.
  5. 7 minQ&A. Take questions. Note any safeguarding disclosures to follow up privately.
  6. 3 minNext steps & handouts. Send everyone home with one printable handout and one action.

Suggested handouts

SafeChildGuide pages to reference live

Discussion questions

  1. What is the hardest online safety conversation you have had with your child?
  2. What would make it easier for you to talk to your child's school about an online concern?
  3. Which family rule about devices is the hardest to enforce?

Practical setup notes

  • Book a room that comfortably holds your expected number with space for chairs in rows or a horseshoe.
  • Test the projector / TV with your slides at least 30 minutes before start.
  • Print enough handout copies for 1.2 per attendee (allow for partners).
  • Have a sign-in sheet and a name-badge option if useful.
  • Place a clearly marked private follow-up sign-up slip near the exit.
  • Have water available and consider tea / coffee for a 60+ minute session.

What to do next

Not Ofsted-recognised. Practical educational tool only.