Video from NCMEC. Are you sure you know who you're talking to online? If someone demands sexual images from you, stop immediately and report it.

Key points and considerations from the Attitudes towards women and girls in educational settings Inquiry

Stop Sextortion campaign. Seeks to increase awareness about sextortion, destigmatize the issue, and encourage individuals to reach out for help and support their friends.

Report Remove: Childline can help under 18s to remove explicit or nude pictures or videos shared online without the need for them to visit a police station or anyone else needing to see it

A self assessment tool about harmful sexual behaviour

KS2 game from CEOP -training online safety via a game using the characters from Play Think Share

Framework, audit tool and star tool

4 short animated films for parents and carers offering advice on how to help keep their children safe from the risks associated with sharing nude and nearly nude images.

CEOP education programme, providing training, resources and information to professionals working with children, young people and their families

For Live Streaming, video chat etc

Lesson plans and classroom activities to help you talk PANTS

Website for parents and professionals about online safety topics

Conversation starters and tips for parents on online relationships

Lesson plans and activities for KS2 on responsible use of mobile phones for PSHE

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

A resource which aims to help young people identify key characteristics of how blackmail manifests online, understand the impact it can have, and how they access help if they experience it.

One-stop portal from the Safer Internet Centre to help users report on all kind of harmful content and abuse on all platforms

Let's keep the internet fun. Get advice about keeping you and your friends safe