15/03/13

We are proud to launch a second action for DigitalME, which aims to help young people gain skills and confidence through new technology.  Over 30% of parents and other family members would like to be more involved with their child’s education.  Got a spare 5 minutes?  Tell DigitalME how you could lend your expertise and knowledge to your local school through technology such as your very own smartphone and support their ‘Makewaves Parents’ project.

05/02/13

Today is Safer Internet Day in the UK which aims to promote the safe responsible use of online technology and mobile devices for children and young people. You can get involved by spending a few moments sharing your advice with young people about how to stay safe online by completing a short survey. You can also learn more about DigitalME’s Safe Network and get hold of free materials and resources to help develop children and young people’s digital literacy and how to be safe online.

25/01/13

Today the NSPCC launch their second action on Do Some Good. Spend a few minutes completing their survey and help the NSPCC understand how volunteers can play a vital role in helping protect children from abuse in their local communities. If you want to do even more, you can help the NSPCC reach 1.8 million children by 2016 by becoming a ChildLine Schools Service volunteer and talk to children about abuse and ways to get help.

21/09/12

What does peace mean to you? Today is Peace Day across the world and Peace One Day would love you to tell them why peace is important to you.  Send in a short film clip on your phone sharing your thoughts.  By taking part you will also be able to join up to this year’s Global Truce and be part of the largest global reduction of violence on one day, Peace Day, and the largest ever gathering of individuals in the name of peace. 

Science has a huge relevance to everyday lives, and with more and more future jobs relying on the subject we need to make sure that kids fully understand about  science careers. So if you’re an adult (18 and above) complete a short survey and let Future Morph know how they can develop useful careers advice on their website for parents to support their children who have an interest in science and maths.