Training for trainers – The Superheroes of the Net
The programme for professionals
which will raise awareness amongst the digital citizens of tomorrow
Are you a mayor, a councillor or an elected representative responsible for youth affairs?
The e-Enfance / 3018 Association offers a ready-to-use training programme based on the educational game «Les Super-héros du Net», specially designed for children aged 6 to 11, aimed at professionals in your town. From the moment they start using digital devices, children may be exposed to inappropriate content or behaviour; yet 71 % of parents do not have a clear understanding of their children’s online activities¹.
It is to prevent these dangers that the e-Enfance / 3018 Association has created «The Internet Superheroes». This fun and educational programme can be rolled out directly within your local area. Thanks to its engaging narrative and ready-to-use educational tools, this turnkey solution enables your teams to play an active role in digital safety and the fight against bullying.
Why raise awareness right from the start of digital use?
An educational, social and civic challenge
65% children aged 6 to 10 are already on social media². So it's vital to support them as they take their first steps into the digital world. The first few years online are decisive: it's Before the age of 10, awareness-raising and prevention measures need to be put in place, to teach children the right reflexes to adopt when they start out on the Internet. Raising awareness in this way is also essential to prevent incidents of bullying and cyberbullying, to teach children to recognise risky behaviour, to respond appropriately and to seek help when they witness or are victims of such behaviour.20 years of expertise in protecting minors
Since 2005, the e-Enfance / 3018 Association, which is recognised as being in the public interest, has been the benchmark for the protection of minors on the Internet. Every year, our prevention initiatives reach 200,000 children, parents and professionals across France.
We also operate the 3018, as well as the national helpline for victims, authors and witnesses to online harassment and abuse, Open 7 days a week from 9 am à 11 pm.
The Net Superheroes programme
Launched in 2019 and completely revamped in 2026, this interactive programme helps children develop six essential digital and civic skills, with Ben and Lila as their guides:
- Stop! Screens aren’t everything
- Show some respect! Be considerate of others, even when you’re behind a screen.
- Speak up! Have a go at talking to a trusted adult about it.
- Protect yourself! Keep your privacy and your data safe.
- Ask yourself! Don’t believe just anything, and don’t act without thinking.
- 3018! The national scheme set up to help you.
This overhaul has helped to raise awareness of mental health, at the inappropriate content, at the paedocriminality and to the environmental impact of digital technology.
The programme also draws on the development of psychosocial skills (CPS), in particular by strengthening empathy, emotional regulation, critical thinking, self-confidence and interpersonal skills.
These skills help children to to better understand their own emotions and those of others, to do some informed choices and to develop protective habits, both in their digital activities and in their day-to-day interactions.
A recognised and effective programme
- More than 200,000 children primary schools reached
- More than 6,000 professionals raised awareness through our talks (teachers, youth workers, educators).
- Programme recognised by the French Ministry of Education and integrated into the device pHARe.
- European recognition : one of the few programmes aimed at 6–11-year-olds on digital safety.
An offer designed for local authorities
Training and support for local authorities
We offer you a comprehensive, operational training for simple, long-term deployment:
- Signing of a agreement in partnership with the e-Enfance Association / 3018.
- Training from your presenters and/or education professionals (teachers, educators, etc.) in getting to grips with the edutainment programme.
- Awareness-raising from your professionals through theoretical input.
- Access at the educational kit.
- Outdoor activities : a large-format board game, a group activity involving movement and a positioning workshop.
- Communication kit made available.
- Autonomous deployment in your schools, after-school clubs, organisations, libraries, etc.
- Educational support via videoconference.
Every professional in your community can become an ambassador for digital prevention and the protection of the environment. anti-bullying and the cyberbullying.
As part of our programme aimed at local authority professionals and parents, we offer enhanced support, including awareness-raising modules on specific topics for professionals, talks and workshops for parents, as well as information stands and various prevention and awareness-raising initiatives.
Not a local authority but a youth organisation? We can also train your professionals in this programme.
Why should your town join Les Super-héros du Net?
Training your teams means :
- Showcasing your local authority’s commitment by making the protection of children online and digital literacy a key focus of your education policy.
- Strengthening regional development and social cohesion by bringing together all those involved in children’s lives – youth workers, teachers, voluntary organisations, digital mentors and families – to foster a shared culture of responsible digital behaviour.
- Supporting professionals in the field by providing them with practical educational tools to address digital issues and bullying with children in a way that is appropriate for their age.
- Taking action from an early age to share best practice in digital technology.
- Preventing online risks by raising children’s awareness of cyberbullying, data protection, inappropriate content, scams and misinformation.
- Supporting parents through dedicated talks, workshops and resources designed to promote educational continuity between school, after-school and family time.
They're talking about it...
It is essential that we continue to support them in this process with the help of parents and teachers"."
It would be interesting to include parents in this subject too later on."
The presentation of diplomas and the summary of credentials is a very good idea. The teachers have been waiting for this little review of the workshop."
Together, let's build a safer digital world for children
¹Online survey carried out by the Audirep research organisation in May 2025 on behalf of the e-Enfance Association / 3018, with the support of the Caisse d’Epargne.
²An online survey carried out by the Audirep Institute in May 2025 on behalf of the e-Enfance Association / 3018, with the support of the Caisse d’Epargne.
