Online Safety (level 1)

The risks associated with an ever expanding online world are significant, but how do we ensure that children and young people can embrace new technology whilst remaining safe? Aimed at anyone working with children and young people in residential settings and wanting to expand their knowledge of current issues in online safety, this course considers where the risks lie and how to work with children and young people to keep safe online.

Social Media Ban Webinar

The Government has announced plans to introduce a ban on social media access for children under 16, alongside a broader package of measures aimed at improving children’s safety and wellbeing online. 

Join our free session to explore the impacts and practicalities of the social media ban to support children, young people and the professionals around them, to help ensure implementation is as safe and effective as possible.

There’s no charge for this session – simply click here to complete the sign-up form.

The Course

Young people in residential care can face heightened online risks, from grooming and exploitation to harmful content, online relationships, gaming, social media, AI and online misogyny.

This engaging, practical session will help staff understand the online world young people are navigating, why they may take risks, and what adults can do to keep them safer without shutting down communication.

We’ll explore emerging online harms, recognising warning signs, responding to disclosures, managing boundaries and having confident, meaningful conversations about online safety.

This is a half-day practical, scenario-led training session,  designed for the realities of residential care .

Meet Your Trainer

Traci Gregory

Traci is an accomplished Online Safety Consultant with over 14 years of experience delivering training, consultancy, and workshops. As a consultant for the UK Safer Internet Centre, she has collaborated on prominent projects like ProjectEVOLVE, ProjectEVOLVE EDU, and the Harmful Sexual Behaviour (HSB) Support Service. She is also a 360 Online Safety Mark assessor.

Traci is an active member of the UK Council for Internet Safety and actively contributes to the Vulnerable Users Subgroup. She authored the ‘Principles for Social Workers in Childrens Social Care’ and ‘Principles for Residential Care Workers’—guidelines hosted on the Internet Matters and .gov websites.

A founder of the Association of Adult and Child Online Safety Specialists, Traci is also the Chief I-venger, where she leads a peer-led digital leaders programme aimed at empowering young people in their online lives. Her dedication to working with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) schools inspired her to develop the i-vengers Special Agents, a tailored digital leader programme for special schools.

Booking and Dates

The course is £99+VAT, delivered over half-day session.

If you have booked five places the sixth place is free.

The CHA, NASAP, NAFP, SW Forum, and RI Network members receive a 20% discount – members price is £79+VAT

If you’re experiencing any problems with the booking form, feel free to send the participant details through to admin@dialogueltd.co.uk, or call us on 01803 493030 and we’ll be happy to help.

Can’t make those dates?

use the ‘book training’ button above to register your interest, and a member of the team will send you our next available dates as soon as they are available to book