Breck Foundation
Using Breck's story, we deliver powerful, compelling online safety presentations to educate everyone on the dangers that children and young people face online from grooming, exploitation and abuse, as well as from exposure to inappropriate or harmful content.
Breck's story is relatable, topical and moving, and has the power to reach people of all ages – and persuade them to act - in a way that traditional online safety talks do not. We constantly update and adapt the information we provide: an approach that is not highly specific, is one that is doomed to leave children and young people in danger as cybercriminals adapt their tactics.
Each session contains tools and signposts to help the audience understand how to spot the signs of grooming, how to stay safe in response to these signs, and how and to whom to report their concerns.
Q&A sessions are incorporated at the end of each presentation. We present the most up-to-date information through the emotional connection provided by a real-life story and, crucially, we provide information that is not currently featured in the school curriculum.
- We deliver speaker sessions for schools, parents, corporate companies, police forces, community groups and more.
- Drama-based learning: Game Over is a dramatisation of Breck's story written by the awardwinning playwright Mark Wheeller. It is written for older secondary pupils.
- RISE e2e: Resilience Internet Safety Education: an End-to-End project. RISE e2e is a unique educational and support framework centred around online skills and digital safety, that we can adapt to the particular needs of your pupils, teachers and parents.
- Breck Ambassadors: Train pupils as online safety heroes: We can train a select group of pupils to become Breck Ambassadors, empowering them with the skills and knowledge to present Breck's story.
These Breck Ambassadors can present their knowledge to audiences of their peers, groups of teachers and parents.