One Collective Power’s founder, Nova Eden, delivers high-quality professional development to support staff in confidently delivering Safer Screen Workshops for Key Stage 2 pupils. The sessions focus on smartphones, social media, iPads, gaming, and screen use, helping schools address the realities of children’s digital lives.
Going beyond generic online safety provision and aligned with the PSHE curriculum, the training brings together one or two teachers from each participating school, often within a local cluster or multi-academy trust, for a focused, in-depth session. Participants are guided through the full workshop content and provided with practical, classroom-ready guidance to support effective delivery.
After the session, teachers receive a complete slide deck and supporting resources, enabling them to run the workshops independently and reuse the materials year after year.
This approach offers a cost-effective, scalable way to embed high-quality digital safety education across schools. Sessions are designed for groups of schools, making them well suited to local authorities, multi-academy trusts, and school partnerships seeking sustainable, long-term impact. Individual training is available on request.
“The Headteachers have found your work to be invaluable and prevalent in their schools – it’s been a pleasure working with you.”
Debbie Gibbs
Enfield Town Headteachers Partnership