New free education resources launched for Safer Internet
Day 2027!
With Safer Internet Day 2027 just around the corner, we’re delighted to announce the launch of our new free education resources, designed to help schools and youth organisations get involved and explore this year’s theme.
Taking place on 9 February 2027, Safer Internet Day will bring people across the UK together to celebrate and learn about online safety. This year’s theme is ‘Reflect on tech: exploring digital wellbeing and our relationship with technology’, encouraging children and young people to think about how technology makes them feel, how it influences their everyday lives and how they can develop a healthy relationship with the digital world.
Free resources for every age group
Whether you’re a teacher, youth worker or part of another organisation working with children and young people, our free resources are designed to make it easy to get involved.
We’ve created packs for four age groups: 3–7, 7–11, 11–14 and 14–18. Each pack includes presentation slides and engaging activities, alongside a whole-school assembly to help you bring the theme to life. There are also quizzes for 7–11s and 11–14s to help young people test their knowledge.
You can use the resources in lessons, assemblies or wider activities, adapting them to suit your setting and the needs of the young people you work with.
This year, we’re also pleased to introduce an additional resource to support young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and additional learning needs (ALN). Designed to complement the main education packs, it highlights opportunities to provide extra support and scaffolding, helping you choose and adapt activities to suit different learners.
Making a difference together
Every year, Safer Internet Day provides an opportunity to bring people together to talk about online safety and help children and young people develop the knowledge and confidence to navigate the digital world.
The impact of last year’s celebrations shows just how valuable these conversations can be. Safer Internet Day 2026 reached 56% of children aged 8–17 across the UK, while 97% of teachers surveyed said the day encouraged conversations about online safety between staff and young people. A further 91% said it helped enhance young people’s learning about something new.
By taking part in Safer Internet Day 2027, you can help continue these conversations and give young people the opportunity to reflect on their own experiences of technology.
Get involved in Safer Internet Day 2027
Explore and download your free Safer Internet Day 2027 education resources and start planning how you’ll get involved on 9 February.
Don’t forget to register your support and join thousands of schools, organisations and individuals across the UK celebrating Safer Internet Day!