Primary schools close the gap in online safety education: latest 360 report finds
SWGfL’s latest ‘State of the nation’ report into UK schools’ online safety policy and practice finds that the difference between…
Young people’s views on reporting online harms
Research shows that young people are more likely to block someone behaving inappropriately than report them.
TikTok launch new screen time tools
TikTok is a social networking app that users of age 13 and above use to share short videos of a huge…
Safer Internet Day 2014 Press Release
Prime Minister and Olympic gymnast Beth Tweddle join hundreds of organisations in pledging their support for the day organised by the UK Safer Internet Centre.
What is Omegle? Key things parents and carers need to know
Recently we have noticed a lot of conversations about the website ‘Omegle’, and we know parents and carers may have also heard…
Young people keen to educate parents on online safety – as more than a third of carers are not clear on where to go for support
Research reveals the need for more and better conversations with young people about what they do, see and experience online.
Anti-Bullying Tips from the Professionals Online Safety Helpline
In the nearly-ten-years of running the Professionals Online Safety Helpline, we’ve learned some key ways you can stamp out bullying…