Digital wellbeing for your school community
Research-led support for parents, staff and students
Schools are increasingly supporting families and students through the challenges that come with first smartphones, group chats, gaming, social media, AI and changing digital habits.
Digital Tweens works with schools through parent presentations, staff professional learning and student programs, drawing on research into children’s changing relationship with digital technology.
What we offer schools
Parent Presentations
Student Presentations and Workshops
Staff Learning and Lesson Plans
Practical, research-led sessions that help parents understand children’s digital lives and make informed decisions at home.
Staff Learning and Lesson Plans
Student Presentations and Workshops
Staff Learning and Lesson Plans
Professional learning and practical resources that help schools build digital wellbeing into everyday teaching.
Student Presentations and Workshops
Student Presentations and Workshops
Student Presentations and Workshops
Age-appropriate sessions that help students think critically about technology, relationships, habits and their digital lives.
Flexible ways to work with your school
In person or online
Tailored to your community
Tailored to your community
Parent presentations, staff professional learning and student sessions can be delivered in person or online.
Tailored to your community
Tailored to your community
Tailored to your community
Content can be adapted for different age groups, school priorities and the needs of your students and families.
Single session or program
Tailored to your community
Single session or program
Start with a single presentation or combine parent, staff and student sessions as part of a broader approach to digital wellbeing.
A whole-school approach to digital wellbeing
Digital wellbeing works best when schools, families and students are part of the same conversation.
Digital Tweens can support parents with practical guidance, build staff knowledge and confidence, and provide age-appropriate learning for students.
Start a conversation
Planning a parent evening, staff professional learning or digital wellbeing program for your school? Let’s talk about what would work for your community.
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