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Growing up with phones isn’t easy. That’s why we recommend kids under 11 only use non-smart devices - see our press release below. And older kids empower themselves for this online world, with our PhoneSmart course.

We’ve teamed up with Apprentice Nation to help teens land their dream careers. Our experts will guide them through the skills they need to succeed. There’s no limits, just possibilities!

You want your kids to be able to have fun with their friends on social media, but you need to know they can handle it.
Our playlist is designed to teach them how to be savvy on social so that they can avoid the pitfalls without missing out on any of the good stuff.

This is a tricky time of year, with kids and their parents feeling the stress of preparing for exams. Luckily, we’ve created a couple of new Learnsmart playlists designed to both help manage that stress and deliver some helpful study tips so that kids can feel more confident and focused.

We’ve teamed up with the Royal Association for Deaf people (RAD) and the Home Nations Football Associations to upskill the nation with some of the basics of British Sign Language (BSL). Taught through a football lens, our tutorials encourage the use of BSL in both deaf and non-deaf communities. Now everyone can feel a part of the football conversation.
Join our host of Footballing stars from the four Home Nations, from the likes of Harry Kane, Mary Earps, Sarina Wiegman, Rachel Corsie and Dion Charles as they coach you along the way!

Growing up in the social media age means that kids today are exposed to a world of knowledge beyond the classroom. But how can you make sure that what they’re being taught online is unbiased, accurate and age-appropriate? Our article takes a deep-dive.

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Aimed at 11-16 year olds, our experts know how to turn curiosity into passion. Hear from some of the UK’s most inspiring people, including Gareth Southgate, Micheal Ward and Ashley Walters (to name just a few) – and all for free.