“Team Robot v Meanies is an Internet Safety show about the invasion of aliens called Meanies. The Meanies invade the school and begin to take over the pupils. In a fun and active show we see how the Meanies virus spread and affects how the pupils act towards each other. Looking at issues of bullying. Internet Safety and awareness of how we act online.”
Ages: Key Stage 1 and 2
Recommended for: Internet Safety, Cyber bullying prevention.
Amount of Pupils:Up to 140 in one day
Availability: All year – UK wide
Our internet safety rehearsals are active, fun and a real challenge for all.
We can run these as workshop/shows with up to 4 groups in a day. The pupils act out the show with the splats teacher or if covid situation allows as an end of day show. This gives all pupils an opportunity to shine in a very relaxed environment.
All days can be run in your bubbles and socially distanced. We have invested in extra props and equipment.
SAFETY FOR YOUR SCHOOL – COVID 19
Key Topics and Issues covered
Suitable for Key Stage 1 and 2
Messaging and Safety
– How do we deal with unwanted messages. Always stay alert.
– Do not to give away personal details as we don’t know who might end up seeing them. It might be someone we don’t trust.
– If you are ever on a game that allows you to chat to someone, you never know who that person really is.
“People you don’t know are strangers. They are not always who they say they are.”
Feelings and Bullying
– It’s easier to be mean online because you don’t truly know what the other person is thinking or feeling?
– You might think twice about being mean if you did know and online messages are often seen by lots of other people.
“Put yourself in their shoes” then “How would I feel?” “Is this a kind message?” then “Would I be happy for my teacher to read it?”
Ask for Help
– Any problems or issues, you must tell an adult you trust. They should always know what you are doing online.
– Everyone can get it wrong sometimes. They will find a way to help you.
– If someone is mean to you and you are upset by things – talk to a friend, teacher, family.
“We are all different people who enjoy different things, and we must look after each other!”
How an E- Safety day works
- Whole School activity
- Suitable for Key Stages 1, 2, 3
- Teaching materials
- Interactive show or workshops
- Confident, independent and creative learners
Organisation -We can teach up to 4 groups in a day. The pupils perform the show with the splats teacher who acts as the narrator. This helps cement the whole play together and of course provides a cue for the pupils. The Splats director brings props, pieces of costume and music/sound effects.
Performance – The workshops are active, fun and a real challenge for all, created with physical theatre, movement, circus, dance and scripted character acting. As we learn the show and perform it in just one day, pupils are up on stage before they have any time to think about nerves.
Please do not hesitate to drop us a line to talk through your specific needs and aims for the day, we are here to help. ;0)
Please give Mike a ring on 07944 283659 or send us an email to mike@splatsentertainment.com
To find out more fill in the enquiry form below or check price and provisionally book here.
Please select a date which can be changed on full booking but will give us an idea and add any notes you like.
Discounts are available for multiple bookings so please explore all our days and share with other teachers. You will find options that will cover activity, art, health and book weeks.
You will not be asked for any payment as it will be marked as a provisional booking. We will then get back to you to confirm details. Prices exclude vat and include all travel.
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