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Wellbeing
SWGfL and Internet Matters Launch Inclusive Digital Safety Hub
Our partners SWGfL have launched the new Inclusive Digital Safety Hub with Internet Matters earlier this year. This new resource…
SWGfL Release New Resource for Schools Planning Online Performances
Our partners at SWGfL have put together a helpful resource that highlights everything schools need to be aware of when…
Teachers and school staff, across UK, facing ‘burnout’ because of online harassment and ‘bullying’ from pupils
A new report will highlight how hundreds of people working with young people could be facing mental health issues as…
SWGfL Talk Online Safety in Podcast Series
Our partners at SWGfL continue to record informative and regular podcasts on a variety of topics around online safety. Find…
Looking out for friends online this World Mental Health Day
This World Mental Health Day (10th October 2020) we have created a list of what to do if you are…
Looking at the impact the Childnet Digital Leaders Programme has
This blog looks at the impact of the Digital Leaders Programme on young people’s online behaviours, confidence, knowledge and wellbeing as well as…
Online Safety Considerations when Reopening Schools – New Resource from SWGFL for Education Professionals
South West Grid for Learning, a partner in the UK Safer Internet Centre, has developed a new resource for schools…
Mental Health Awareness Week – Doing one of the most difficult jobs
On Mental Health Awareness Week, IWF raise awareness of the difficult but crucial work their analysts do and how they…
SWGfL Donate Anonymous Reporting Tool Whisper to all Schools Across the Nation
In light of the school closures due to COVID-19, our partners at the SWGfL are offering our support to schools across the…
Advice on Safe Remote Learning amidst Coronavirus
Considering how we can use connectivity and devices to sustain education in these unusual days.
Find out more about Digiduck for World Book Day 2020
For World Book Day 2020, we asked author and creator Lindsay Buck about the books.
Supporting young people with SEND online – New hot topic
A new hot topic, from UK Safer Internet Centre partner Childnet, is designed for parents and carers of young people with Special Educational Needs…