Fake videos of real people and how to spot them

Guidance to empower children to use lateral thinking to avoid being fooled by fake viral videos

Fact-checking and Internet reference source for urban legends, folklore, myths, rumours, and misinformation

Newsround sets out to explain fake news and see how we can spot it.

Checking the 'facts' in the news...

Different resources and signposts for young people wanting to explore fact vs fake

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

Top tips and ideas to support your whole school approach

Periodic BBC fact checker for topical news stories

Fun classroom activities to teach young people the importance of being safe, responsible and respectful online.

BBC video shows how even video can now be easily manipulated

SBNI app to bring the latest guidance and advice on safeguarding straight to teachers' phones

Anti-Muslim hate-crime advice and resources

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

Google's search algorithm updated to flag fake news and conflicting opinions for topics prone to fake news

UK National Prevent Coordinator, and his colleagues to find out about Prevent referrals and radicalisation during lockdown

Consider how RSE tackles issues including gender, power, equality, respect, consent, and healthy relationships

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