What are Bubble Tea and "Horrible Parent" badges and what do they have to do with digital safety? More than you might think. Nicole Pleysier and Andy Yu from Rehoboth Christian College are flipping the script on digital safety, using humour, data, and creative engagement to bring their entire school community—students, parents, and staff—on board with their focus on online safety. 

Join us as we dive into:

• How Nicole and Andy used the power of humour and incentives to engage their students and parents.
• Why cutting through common assumptions helped them address the real issues in student digital safety.
• What types of data can reveal the invisible efforts parents are making to support their kids online.
  
  

Pornography consumption is no longer a private, invisible issue - it’s showing up in our schools, shaping how students see themselves, each other, and their relationships. But here’s the truth: schools aren’t powerless. In fact, they’re uniquely positioned to be part of the solution. This episode is a must-listen for school leaders, wellbeing teams, and classroom educators who are ready to move from reactive to proactive.

In this episode we look at:

• How to turn pop culture into a powerful teaching tool to help students critically examine relationships, consent, and media messaging without feeling judged or lectured.
• Why Colm recommends “slight persuasion” strategies build trust and open up space
• Practical, ready-to-use approaches, that any school can implement