A prehistoric creature adventure is helping young people across Wales build skills for safe internet use.
Techosaurus Saves the School! is an interactive illustrated book being distributed to schools to promote digital wellbeing among early learners in both Welsh and English.
The resource was produced by NSPCC Cymru with backing from the Welsh Government, and aims to give children internet confidence, online resilience, and healthy digital habits.
Cabinet minister for education and the Welsh language Anna Brychan said technology plays an important role in children’s lives, bringing opportunities to learn, create and connect. She noted that it is equally important for children to develop the skills and confidence to navigate the online world safely. She added that Techosaurus Saves the School! introduces key online safety messages in a fun, engaging and age-appropriate way. She said they are pleased to support this resource and the valuable work being undertaken by NSPCC Cymru to help children across Wales stay safe online.
The Techosaurus initiative will debut at the NSPCC Cymru stand during the National Eisteddfod on August 4.
Additional resources and classroom activities can be found on the NSPCC’s Techosaurus webpage.
