Guidance for children and adults on how to stay safe online

Information, guidance and resources on better internet issues from European safeguarding partners

Sharp / Alert / Secure / Kind / Brave (formally 'Be Internet Awesome' - US version)

Part of a broad selection of excellent posters from Common Sense Media

Childnet: Help and advice for parents, teachers and young people about online safety

NSPCC

Internet Matters website for parents

Childnet resources (teachers and parents)

Protect yourself and your friends from false information about coronavirus. Use the SHARE checklist to make sure you don't feed the beast.

Education scholars say youth are duped by sponsored content and don't always recognise political bias of social messages.