Author: teotriggs
Parent Guide: Keeping Children Safe When Using Generative AI
Generative AI is becoming part of everyday life, including for children and young people. This guide helps parents understand the technology and consider how to support safe, responsible and appropriate use.
Parent Guide: Helping Children Understand Conspiracy Theories Online
Children are exposed to all kinds of information online, including conspiracy theories. This guide helps parents have open conversations with children and encourages them to question, check and think critically about what they see.
Essential Online Safety Tips
This #WakeUpWednesday edition offers clear, supportive guidance to help parents and educators feel more confident in navigating the online world with children and young people. It looks at how everyday conversations, simple boundaries, and a bit of digital awareness can make a real difference to young people’s online experiences. This guide also explores how parents […]
What Parents & Educators Need to Know about Age-Inappropriate Content
Children can come across content online that isn’t suitable for their age. This guide provides helpful advice for parents and carers on understanding age-inappropriate content and supporting children to stay safe online.
Student volunteer gains valuable classroom experience at Nuneaton specialist school
An 18-year-old college student with ambitions of working in education has spent the past two academic years volunteering at ALP Nuneaton, supporting pupils with special educational needs while gaining hands-on experience in the classroom. Toby Burden, who is studying criminology, sport and uniformed protective services at King Edward College in Nuneaton, has dedicated one day […]
ALP Nuneaton learners enjoy day out at Twycross Zoo
ALP Nuneaton enjoyed an exciting educational visit to Twycross Zoo, where they spent the day exploring the animal attractions and developing important life skills outside the classroom.
Supporting Children with Self-Regulation
Learning to understand, recognise, and process big emotions in a healthy way is a huge milestone for children. However, emotional self-regulation isn’t one-size-fits-all—it depends heavily on a child’s age and developmental stage. For younger children or those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), managing these feelings can be particularly challenging. That is why our […]
Online Safety Guide for Parents: Fake News & Scams
Keeping children safe online is more important than ever. With so much information shared online, it can be difficult to tell what is real and what is not. Children and young people may come across fake news, misleading information, or online scams without realising the risks. Our latest Online Safety Guide for Parents explains how […]
Online Safety Guide for Parents: Roblox
Keeping children safe online is more important than ever. With millions of games and user-created experiences available on Roblox, it’s essential for parents and carers to understand the potential risks – from inappropriate content and in-game chat to in-app purchases and interactions with other players. Our latest Online Safety Guide for Parents explains how Roblox […]