Multi-award winning whole school online safety
Student leadership
The eCadets programme trains your students to be online safety experts. They can deliver our class and assembly activities. Schools have seen a dramatic impact in improving behaviour, safeguarding and reducing online safety issues.
Bespoke resources
eCadets is for students aged 5-6, 6-11, and 12-16. Our proven online safety curriculum model provides termly class and assembly activities, as well learning for parents. It also includes webinars for teachers as well, so your whole school is covered.
School award
We assess and reward your students with digital badging for the activities they complete, and school points for our league table! Our support doesn't stop there. As an eCadet coordinator it helps your professional development and your school receives a digital citizenship award.
Getting started
Once you have registered, we give you the materials to help you recruit your team of eCadets (2 students per class). They can log into the site to see the activities we create every term. This includes training to deliver to the fellow classmates.
Lifelong learning
The eCadets activities help by giving all your students practical skills to enhance their online safety. The learning topics cover best practice and are dynamically reviewed to ensure they meet current trends and issues also.
Digital Citizenship impact
By becoming an eCadet school you are joining a community of schools who care about delivering the premium online safety and digital citizenship solution. eCadets has a proven impact and is recognised as the leading student-centered programme.
eCadets instils Digital Citizenship
What Ofsted Inspectors say is outstanding for online safety is exactly what eCadets provides!
“An age-appropriate e-safety curriculum that is !exible, relevant and engages pupils’ interest; that is used to promote e-safety through teaching pupils how to stay safe, how to protect themselves from harm and how to take responsibility for their own and others’ safety. Positive rewards are used to cultivate positive and responsible use. Peer mentoring programmes.” —Ofsted Guidance on eSafety
