SAFER SCHOOLS

By Be Hard to Hack

Every Child Should be Safe Online

YOUR SCHOOL. YOUR COMMUNITY.
NOT JUST SAFER. STRONGER

Imagine this...

Instead of firefighting the same online issues again and again, you see proactive conversations at home that reinforce what’s taught in class.

Parents feel empowered — not overwhelmed — and finally start to play their part with calm confidence.

Staff feel supported, not solely responsible, and behaviour begins to shift.

Protecting School Children from Cyber Threats & Bullying

Our Founder introduces the Global Resilience Education and Training Programme

Yes, I want my child's primary / first school to have access to the FREE Global Resilience Education and Training (GREAT) programme:

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Primary school's name:

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Yes, the school I am nominating has consented to me providing its contact email address and wants Be Hard to Hack to get in touch about its free GREAT programme.

Yes, I want to receive useful updates and product recommendations that will help keep me, my children and my family safe online. I acknowledge I have the right to object at anytime and that further information on how my data will be processed is included in the Be Hard to Hack Privacy Notice.

FAQs

What exactly does the Safer Schools Programme include?

It provides curriculum-aligned classroom modules, matched Parent Playbooks, and access to our full Tween & Teen Cyber Awareness Programmes (paid) - all designed to build digital confidence at school and at home.

Is this really free for schools to access?

Yes. Core teaching resources and matching parent content are completely free. There are optional upgrades if you wish to offer our full awareness programmes to staff or families.

How does this support our safeguarding responsibilities?

It directly supports statutory duties under KCSIE, RSHE, the Ofsted framework, the Prevent Duty, and the UKCIS digital literacy standards - with no extra admin or compliance burden on your team.

How do the Parent Playbooks work?

They’re short (3-minute), jargon-free video insights that match each classroom module. Parents access them independently via a school code — no login, no data sharing, no IT setup.

What age range is this suitable for?

The Safer Schools content is age-appropriate and designed for use in prep and primary schools (Years 3–6, ages 7–11) and secondary schools (Years 7–9, ages 11–14).

The full awareness programmes include dedicated tracks for Tweens (8–12) and Teens (13+), ensuring the right guidance at the right stage.

Is there any workload for staff or IT teams?

Minimal. Schools can log in via the Be Hard to Hack Academy to access content modules and download supporting materials (e.g. scripts and slides).

Parents receive a one-time access code to view the matching Parent Playbooks via the same Academy platform.

No installations, no data sharing, no IT burden.

We run a charity for children, can we make use of the Global Resilience Education and Training (GREAT) Schools Programme?

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Will you be running a similar programme for middle and secondary schools?

Yes, absolutely that is the plan - AfterEvery child should be safe online. We are starting with primary and first schools and will then roll out the pogramme to middle and secondard schools. We are aiming for release for the start of the new academic year in September 2024.