Education / Research / Advocacy

Confidence.
It’s a life skill.

Helping children thrive online takes people who understand their world. Meet the work behind a safer digital childhood.

Learn it. Talk about it. Use it.

In-person and live online sessions, shaped around the people in the room.

Sessions that make sense

Real questions.
Practical answers.

Children participating in a primary classroom
01 / Primary schools

Start strong.

Interactive online safety sessions for 3rd–6th class pupils. Explore privacy, gaming, digital footprints, misinformation, cyberbullying and AI.

Enquire about a session
Secondary school pupils outside their school
02 / Secondary schools

Think critically.

35–40 minute sessions for 1st–3rd year pupils, covering digital wellbeing, cyberbullying, advertising, scams and a positive digital footprint.

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A workplace education session
03 / Workplace teams

Support starts here.

45–60 minute workshops, including Q&A, for adults supporting children and teenagers. Organisations can also sponsor school sessions through our CSR programme.

Talk to our team
04 / The evidence matters

The year
little changed.

Our 2025–26 report brings children’s digital lives into focus.

Read the 2026 report
7,378

Survey responses from children aged 8–15

74

Schools across Ireland

Source: CyberSafeKids, The Year Little Changed, 2025–26
Children’s rights. By design.

Protection should
come built in.

We advocate for safer digital environments and stronger protections for children. Our campaigns help families bring that conversation home.

Explore our advocacy
A child-centred team

Different expertise.
One shared purpose.

Education. Psychology. Law enforcement. Child protection. Academia. The nonprofit sector. Our team brings these perspectives together to support safer, more positive online experiences.

Meet CyberSafeKids