Computing Education That Grows With Children
Kids in Cyber supports schools and children aged 5-12 with curriculum-aligned, story-led lessons that help pupils understand computing, staying safe online and make better digital choices as they grow.
The Challenge Schools Are Facing
Children are going online younger than ever, but digital skills aren’t developing evenly or safely. Schools are expected to cover computing, online safety, digital wellbeing and safeguarding, often spread across Computing, PSHE and Citizenship. In reality, this content can feel fragmented and time-pressured. Kids in Cyber brings it together under one structured framework, giving schools a clear, progressive approach from ages 5–12.
What We Offer Schools
Curriculum-Aligned Lessons
Kids in Cyber supports curriculum outcomes across Computing, RSHE and PSHE by giving teachers practical, age-appropriate ways to teach and revisit digital literacy and online safety concepts.
Story-led Learning
Children learn through relatable characters and real-world digital scenarios, helping them understand why choices matter, not just the rules.
Ready-to-Teach Lessons
Low-prep lesson plans, slides, activities, and discussion prompts designed to slot easily into classroom time, assemblies, or themed weeks.
Age-Appropriate Progression
Content grows with pupils, revisiting key themes like privacy, online behaviour, AI, and digital wellbeing at increasing depth each year.
Real-World Digital Issues
Lessons tackle what children currently face online, from messaging and gaming to misinformation, AI, and digital footprints.
Free School Partnership
Schools can join the Kids in Cyber partnership at no cost and receive free term-time digital literacy packs throughout the year.
Curriculum-aligned lesson objectives
Clear learning intentions linked to age-related expectations.
Supports flexible delivery
Use as standalone lessons, part of Computing or PSHE, assemblies, or themed weeks.
Supports safeguarding
Helps schools evidence proactive, preventative online safety education.
Built for progression
Skills develop year by year, not repeated in isolation.
How It Works
School Registration
Schools sign up to Kids in Cyber and are given an admin account. Admins can invite staff, manage their school’s access, and see which resources are being used across classes and year groups for Ofsted reports.
Teacher Access & Planning
Teachers are invited onto the platform and can browse age-appropriate lessons, save favourites, and schedule resources using the built-in calendar. Everything is designed to be quick to find and easy to plan.
Build Digital Confidence
Teachers deliver lessons using our ready-to-use resources, including classroom lessons, assemblies, and digital wellbeing materials. Pupils learn through stories, discussion, and real-world scenarios that build digital confidence over time.
Our Pricing
Core
Our Core plan- Curriculum-Aligned Lessons
- Ready-to-Teach Classroom Resources
- Assemblies & Whole-School Materials
- Kids in Cyber Partnership Access
- Discounted Printed Resources
- Whole School Access
- Digital Assets & Posters for Awareness
Supporting Schools in the UK & Abroad
International Students
Kids in Cyber supports international and English-speaking schools looking for a structured, age-appropriate approach to computing, online safety and digital well-being.
Our story-led lessons focus on universal digital skills. We explore how technology works, how to make safe choices online, and how to develop healthy digital habits, all of which are relevant across different countries and education systems.
We work with schools who want:
A consistent approach across year groups
Engaging, non-fear-based online safety education
Ready-to-use resources that don’t increase teacher workload
If you’re an international school interested in using Kids in Cyber, we’d love to hear from you.