Education Resources
We’ve created a range of free educational resources to help you deliver engaging sessions for Safer Internet Day 2027. Whether you’re a teacher, early years practitioner, youth worker, librarian, part of a police service or anyone else working within a youth organisation, these resources are designed to help you explore this year’s theme with children and young people:
Reflect on tech: exploring digital wellbeing and our relationship with technology
Our resources are available for four age groups: 3–7, 7–11, 11–14 and 14–18. Each age-specific pack includes presentation slides and activities to help you bring the theme to life, as well as an assembly suitable for the whole school.
You can use the resources as part of a lesson, an assembly or as part of a wider Safer Internet Day activity, adapting them to suit the needs of your setting.
You can also find template letters below to parents and carers to help you share the theme and encourage conversations at home.
Every young person is different, and some may need extra support to stay safe online or understand online risks. We also have a supporting resource for young people with SEND and ALN to use alongside the resources below. The document summarises the support and scaffolding activities across all age groups, helping you choose the most suitable activities for your learners.
For work with 3–7s
For work with 7–11s
For work with 11–14s
For work with 14-18s
Letters for schools/colleges and youth organisations
To help you reach out to parents and carers in your school/college or your youth community, we have created these letters that you can adapt and send home with your learners.
Welsh and Irish language resources
Thanks to support from the Welsh Government, these resources are also available in Welsh. With thanks to the Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland, Irish language versions will be available soon.