Digital literacy poster highlighting the rights of a child online

Each episode covers key aspects of online behaviour, from cyberbullying to fake news and has fun quizzes, interactive elements and pop-up facts to help your kid learn vital online dos and donts.

Guidance for frontline professionals on dealing with county lines, part of the government’s approach to ending gang violence and exploitation.

Dfe advice for schools and colleges to support their approach to harmful online challenges and online hoaxes.

Crimestoppers

A 5-minute safeguarding CPD sessions to use at the start of a staff briefing or inset session, with a quick scenario and 4 minutes for discussion time

Understanding County lines and what to do if

Conversation starters and tips for parents on online relationships

An animation using everyday examples to help children understand what consent means.

Addresses the issue of nude image sharing between young people, informed by groundbreaking new research that highlights not only the extent, but also the nature, of the problem.

horns Stop Sextortion campaign and PSA, narrated by Shay Mitchell, seeks to increase awareness about sextortion, destigmatize the issue, and encourage individuals to reach out for help and support their friends. Learn more at www.stopsextortion.com.

Sexting Mythbuster Poster - for Staff use

Prevent booklet and supporting slide pack for parents and carers

Advice and guidance for young people experiencing online sexual harrassment

The activities help children to: understand healthy and unhealthy behaviours within online and offline friendships and relationships, understand the importance of permission and consent, in particular in relation to sharing images and videos identify signs of manipulative, pressurising or threatening behaviour and respond safely to it understand the importance of seeking help from a trusted adult when they need it

School resources for teachers to use when discussing privacy issues and the value of personal data. The lesson plans cover what counts as personal data, why its valuable and how to keep it safe when using social media.

Advice for parents and schools to keep children safe from the latest dares, scares, threats and challenges

A video by Thames Valley Police to raise awareness of consent and sex