Webinar on cybersecurity for children

Cybersecurity for Kids:

What does it mean and what is a possible pathway to implement this in the school policy?

19 March 2025 | 15:30 – 17:00 CET

As part of the European Education Week in March 2025, ESHA and the European Learning Network for Education (ELNE) are joining forces to address a crucial topic: Cybersecurity for Kids. This insightful webinar will explore what cybersecurity means for children and how schools can integrate it into their policies to ensure safe digital learning environments.

With the growing presence of technology in education, protecting children online has never been more important. The webinar will guide school leaders and educators on how to lead and implement cybersecurity measures in schools, ensuring that young learners navigate the digital world safely and responsibly. While policy-making plays a central role, teachers are the ones bringing these guidelines to life in the classroom.

What to expect

Participants will gain valuable insights into:

• Expert perspectives on cybersecurity by Peadar Callaghan, Lecturer Gamification at the University of Tallin. Learn about the latest challenges and solutions in cybersecurity for children.

• Presentation of SuperCyberKids Project by Roberta Memeo, Project Manager at Grifo multimedia. Discover an innovative initiative aimed at educating children aged 8-14 through a game-based platform designed to make cybersecurity training engaging and effective.

• Interactive discussions: Engage in breakout room sessions where educators can discuss real-life dilemmas, share best practices, and explore practical strategies for implementation.

Why it matters

Children are exposed to online risks such as phishing and data privacy issues from an early age. Schools play a key role in educating and empowering students to protect themselves. By attending this webinar, school leaders and teachers will be better equipped to develop a proactive cybersecurity culture within their institutions.