Natterhub, the award-winning online safety platform, is delighted to announce that it is
super-sizing its free virtual online safety workshop to include parents from all schools
across the UK.

Helping children thrive online through its unique scenario-based approach, Natterhub is for
the first time extending its invitation to this popular event to parents from all schools, rather
than only those who subscribe to Natterhub's platform. Schools are invited to get involved in
this exciting new initiative by signposting parents to the free event to be held on Thursday
October 6th 2022 at 7pm.

Natterhub's research shows that 76% of children aged 10-11 have shared an image online,
and Ofcom recently reported that 30% of 5-7 year olds already have a social media account.
With this in mind, parental behaviour and involvement has a significant impact on a child’s
digital experience, but many parents struggle to understand what children are accessing and
how to manage the risks. Natterhub's free workshop addresses these issues by helping
parents:

● Discover how they can support and reinforce online safety education at school.
● Learn how to lead important conversations with their child about their digital life.
● Get top tips on how to achieve balance with tech use at home.
● Access great resources to help manage their child's online safety.

Natterhub Co-Founder and CEO Manjit Sareen said:

‘As parents, we know how overwhelming it can feel to stay abreast of children’s virtual lives.
We support families by encouraging positive digital behaviour that aligns with family expectations and
reduces online vulnerability. We want to extend this offering to as many families as
possible.’

Natterhub's virtual online safety workshop is completely free of charge. For more
information and to register your interest, visit: Online Safety Parent Workshop for details