We are delighted our first cohort of Primary School Ambassadors for Get Safe Online have now completed their training and assessment – well done all!
We are planning on running more Ambassador Training in the new session – watch out for your chance to join in!
Want to know how to share your Google Form or Quiz? Check out our How To Guide.
Why not get involved in British Science Week? There are loads of ideas and activities and you can download their packs using the link below.
Education Scotland are hosting:
To find out more, check out the links.
Education Scotland Digital Skills teams have lots of resources to support you during Cyber Scotland Week.
For Primary Schools
Cyber Resilience and Internet Safety Resources for Primary Schools
For Secondary Schools
Cyber Scotland Week 2022 – Capture the Flag with Try Hack Me for Secondary Schools
Looking for some inspiration for #SaferInternetDay? Check out the resources below.
Cyber Scotland Week 2022 – Capture the Flag with Try Hack Me for Secondary Schools
https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/glowblogs/digilearn/2022/01/27/8th-feb-10am-safer-internet-day-live-read-along-with-digiduck-author/
https://www.barefootcomputing.org/new_resources
Cyber Skill Lessons
Our Digital Learning Champions met this week with George Milliken, Education Scotland, to think about all things Cyber in preparation for Cyber Scotland Week 28 February – 6 March. George shared lots of great National opportunities as well as some useful ideas.
Want to know more? Check out George’s presentation!
Interested in learning more about CR-IS? As educators it is our responsibility to ensure our learners are taught how to be cyber resilient and safer online.
Education Scotland are running a series starting on Monday 26 January at 4 pm. It is designed to develop educators’ knowledge of cyber resilience and internet safety skills and knowledge required to support with learners live their best online lives. The other dates in this four-part professional learning programme are 31 January, 28 February and 7 March.
Head to Education Scotland’s digital blog to find out more.
