Join us on Tuesday, September 16th, 4pm-5pm GMT+1 for a practical and thought-provoking webinar, that explores how schools can develop a meaningful, whole-school approach to digital citizenship.
In a world where technology is woven into every part of learners’ lives, preparing them to navigate that world safely and responsibly is essential. Together with our expert guests, we’ll examine what effective digital citizenship looks like in real classrooms, how it can be embedded across curriculum and culture, and how schools can empower students to act ethically, safely and confidently online. We’ll also consider how EdTech, accessibility and inclusive practice intersect with digital citizenship, and how educators can model and support strong digital values in their settings.
Meet the experts
Ed Fairfield – Commercial Director, Elementary Technology | Vice Chair, Naace
Ed has over a decade of experience supporting schools to make strategic, sustainable use of educational technology. As Vice Chair of Naace, he brings valuable insight into national trends and school digital maturity. Ed is also a primary school governor, where he oversees computing, wellbeing and digital provision.
Sallie Greenhalgh – Deputy Head, The Unicorn School
Sallie is a school leader with a focus on inclusion, accessibility and the purposeful use of technology to support all learners. She has led The Unicorn School to become a Microsoft Showcase School and works closely on digital strategy and values-led tech integration.
Why attend?
- Understand what digital citizenship really means in today’s education context
- Explore how to embed digital citizenship across curriculum and culture
- Learn how to support learners to behave safely, respectfully and responsibly online
- Discover how EdTech can promote inclusive and values-led digital practice.
Can’t attend live? No problem, register and we’ll drop the recording in your inbox after the launch.