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🚫 Beyond the Ban: How Schools Can Empower Students to Use Their 'Power for Good' Against Cyberbullying
Anti-Bullying Week 2025’s theme, " Power for Good ," is a crucial rallying cry for all schools. But while classroom and playground strategies remain vital, the reality is that the most persistent and damaging bullying often occurs where students spend most of their time: online . Simply banning devices or blocking sites is no longer a viable strategy. As school marketers and online safety experts, our role is to help schools leverage the students' own digital power for posi

Andy Mitchell
21 hours ago3 min read


Staff as Ambassadors: Empowering Your Team to Support School Marketing (Without Causing a Staffroom Uprising)
In the world of school marketing, glossy brochures and slick websites are great, but they’re not the whole story. The real magic happens...

Andy Mitchell
Oct 83 min read


School Events: How to Maximise PR Opportunities This Autumn
Autumn events are perfect for school PR — plan with purpose, capture real moments, and share stories that reflect your values. Follow up with highlights to keep the buzz going. If it’s all feeling a bit much, Mitchell Digital Media can help you turn events into powerful marketing moments. Get in touch to find out more.

Andy Mitchell
Sep 263 min read


How to Build Momentum After the First Few Weeks of Term (Without Losing Your Sanity)
After the buzz of a new term fades, keep momentum going with regular updates, celebrating small wins (like Reception keeping all their shoes), and spotlighting staff and students. Interactive posts help parents feel involved — and if it’s all feeling a bit much, Mitchell Digital Media is here to help. Get in touch to see how we can support your school’s marketing.

Andy Mitchell
Sep 182 min read


A Watershed Moment: Why the UK Must Strengthen Social Media Regulation for Children
In the wake of a graphic video showing Charlie Kirk’s assassination spreading across TikTok and other platforms, this blog by Andy Mitchell calls for stronger UK regulation of social media to protect children. Drawing from a personal encounter at a school where students casually discussed the video, the post highlights the urgent need to address youth desensitisation to violence and the growing mental health crisis linked to unfiltered online content.

Andy Mitchell
Sep 113 min read
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