Back to School – Top tips for supporting young people in the new academic year
Amid the mayhem of the new academic year, here are some top tips from the Professionals Online Safety Helpline when considering…
Teachers’ role in the Childnet Digital Leaders Programme
Whilst young people are leading the way in the Childnet Digital Leaders Programme, this blog looks at the important role…
UKSIC partners announced as members of the UKCIS board
Last week the Government announced the full list of organisations that will sit on the Executive Board of the UK Council for…
Schools, Fake Accounts and RIPAs – advice from the POSH Helpline
In this blog The Professionals Online Safety Helpline look at what to do about fake accounts on social media.
Childnet Digital Leaders from the North come together for the first ever regional event!
At this event they shared their knowledge, best practice and ideas for how they can implement online safety education in their schools.
Education for a Connected World
Karl Hopwood, independent online safety expert, looks at the new UKCCIS education framework for a Connected World and how it…
How can schools take part in both Children’s Mental Health Week and Safer Internet Day
In 2023, Safer Internet Day (7 February) and Children’s Mental Health Week (6-12 February) fall within the same week.
A deep dive into the Safer Internet Day 2023 resources: 7-11 years edition
What’s included in the educational resources for 7-11 year olds?
Ofcom Data Reveals 1 in 3 Children Aged 5 -7 Use Social Media Unsupervised
The latest research from Ofcom has revealed the current online landscape of children and young people using technology.
“Disturbing” new data should act as incentive for government to prevent any further delays to the Online Safety Bill
The UK Safer Internet Centre believes “disturbing” new data should act as an incentive for government to prevent any further…
UKSIC warn Online Safety Bill could be “dropped entirely” if delays continue
The UK Safer Internet Centre has expressed concerns over the future of the Online Safety Bill – saying it could…
