ParentPilot

For schools and professionals

Digital parent kits

Ready-made help for parents’ meetings — without needing to be a tech expert. Free materials on apps, gaming, social media, digital safety and e-scooters.

Free · No login · No ads

No pupil information required.

How to use them

  1. Pick a kit that matches what is going on in your class.
  2. Copy the ready message — short or standard version.
  3. Share with parents via your school channel, email or intranet.
  4. Parents can read more at the link — no login required.

Parent kits

Five focused topics. Each kit gives parents a shared starting point and links to ParentPilot guides and checks.

The class’s digital life

A short overview for parents on apps, gaming, group chats and digital habits — without needing to be tech experts. It gives you concrete questions and key points to take home for a calm conversation.

Open kit

Gaming and money

Help for parents when games, Robux, V-Bucks and subscriptions matter — without banning games by default. The focus is on finding out what has actually been spent and setting boundaries that hold.

Open kit

Snapchat and social media

A parent guide to Snap Map, group chats, privacy and who can contact your child. Gives concrete questions and steps you can go through together at home.

Open kit

When something goes wrong online

Calm help for parents when scams, bullying, threats, grooming or private images are involved. Gives clear next steps — without panic and without blaming the child.

Open kit

E-scooters

Help for parents when e-scooters are a topic — speed, safety and what you can check at home. Gives concrete questions and a step-by-step speed check without dangerous tests.

Open kit

Also relevant for clubs, youth workers and safeguarding teams

The materials are built for schools but can be used by anyone working with children — with no separate login or ordering system.

The materials are free to use and share. ParentPilot does not require login and does not ask schools for pupil information. ParentPilot is independent and does not replace authorities or professional advice.

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