Equip your classroom for the digital age.
As an educator, you shape how young people engage with the digital world. We give you the tools, training, and resources to make that influence count.
Curated For Educators
You play a critical role.
As an educator, you play a critical role in shaping how young people interact with the digital world. Virtually Safe provides hand-picked materials designed to help you create a safe, productive, and empowering digital learning environment.
From classroom activities to whole-school policy frameworks, our resources are practical, easy to use, and built around the realities of Nigerian schools.
Access Educator ResourcesWhat We Offer
Everything you need in the classroom.
Six educator resource types, all free, all designed for Nigerian classrooms.
Curriculum Materials
Ready-to-use lesson plans and curriculum materials on internet safety, designed to integrate into existing subjects for all age groups.
Virtual Classroom Safety
A comprehensive guide to help educators ensure online safety during virtual learning sessions and hybrid teaching environments.
Digital Citizenship
Resources that prepare students for responsible, ethical, and confident participation in the digital world.
Critical Thinking
Tools to help students think critically about online content, identify misinformation, and resist manipulation.
Reporting Frameworks
Clear protocols for recognising, handling, and reporting online safety incidents within your school community.
Community Engagement
Strategies to engage parents, guardians, and the wider school community in meaningful online safety conversations.
Educators Workshops
Learn, connect, and lead change.
Our Educators Workshops are hands-on, practical sessions where teachers gain the skills and confidence to embed online safety into their schools. Co-facilitated by experts and experienced educators.
The 2024 Online Safety Teachers Workshop was held on 28 June 2024, with 73 teachers in attendance. Facilitated by Gabrael Odunsi (ICT for Development Practitioner, 9+ years experience), the session covered digital literacy for kids and teenagers, a Bambi Board Game session, introduction to the ISSC Club Guide, and a digital skills closing session on social media and AI tools.
- Expert facilitators with field experience in online safety
- Ready-to-use classroom toolkits and lesson materials
- Collaborative sessions with educators from other schools
- Live demonstrations of digital safety tools and platforms
- Guidance on setting up an Internet Safety School Club
Research & Findings
What the data shows about teachers.
Baseline and endline research from the 2024 Teachers Workshop reveals a significant knowledge gap in online safety — and why our training matters.
Have zero knowledge of the effects of cyberbullying or how to prevent it
Cannot identify warning signs that a child is being groomed online
Have zero knowledge of healthy online safety habits and practices
Agree the internet can have significant negative impact on young people's lives
Discourage online betting and identify it as harmful to students
Have experienced pressure online to share personal information with a stranger
What Teachers Said
“Thank you so much for the beautiful and well delivered training at the Online Safety Teachers Workshop. We enjoyed all the facilitated sessions on Online Safety Education and the resources shared.”
Balogun Olatunji Abiodun
“Thank you for the opportunity to be a part of the workshop. I have discovered new information on Online Safety and how to teach and promote them among the students in school.”
Rukayat Olabisi
“Your team has done a great job with the Online Safety session for teachers. I have gained new knowledge on online safety issues and how we can teach them to students in school.”
Olatunbosun Opeoluwa Olayinka
Teachers Workshop Reports
Teachers Workshop Report — Programme Overview
Full report from the 2024 Online Safety Teachers Workshop: session overview, game sessions, school club introduction, digital skills closing, and teacher feedback.
Download PDFTeachers Workshop Report — Research Findings
Baseline and endline assessment data from the 2024 workshop: teacher knowledge gaps on cyberbullying, online grooming, gambling, and online safety practices.
Download PDFSchool Programs
Bring Virtually Safe to your school.
From student clubs to national competitions, there are multiple ways to engage your school community.
Internet Safety School Club
Help students launch a peer-led digital safety club in your school with our full setup guide and support.
Virtually Safe School Tour
Invite our team to deliver interactive online safety sessions directly in your school — completely free.
Student Competitions
Register your students for nationwide debate, skit, and art competitions on digital safety themes.
Research & Resources
Access our published research and curated educator resources grounded in data from Nigerian schools.
Ready to make your school digitally safe?
From free resources to in-school visits and nationwide competitions, we are here to support every educator in Nigeria.