Children and young people bring their experiences with them into education. For those who have experienced trauma, adversity, abuse, neglect or disruption in their early lives, those experiences can have an impact on their relationships, development and ability to engage with learning.
Young people continue to face significant risks online, including exposure to harmful content, cyberbullying and exploitation. Recent UK research has highlighted widespread concern about the impact of social media and young people’s experiences online.
With a background in Adult and Children’s Social Care, Mandy Miranda, Associate Trainer at Cornerstone VR, discusses how virtual reality (VR) can tackle domestic abuse for children and young people.
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Knife crime and serious youth violence remain significant concerns for communities across the UK, with the impact extending far beyond the statistics.
Cornerstone VR partnered with the National Organisation for FASD and Cambridgeshire Virtual School to create the immersive film, shown from the perspective of an unborn child whose mother is feeling pressured to drink alcohol at a party.
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