Research findings from the Contextual Safeguarding project on schools responses to sexual image sharing with suggestions to schools

Free safeguarding posters from Andrew Hall, Safeguarding in Schools

Display this in your staffroom but make sure staff know the proper procedures and first port of call according to your policies

Not who they say they are - a series of posters pointing out you don't know who people are online

Meant for parents but great for the staff room

Learn what it is, including the signs, and how you can support and inform young people to prevent online child-on-child abuse from happening in schools and at home.

This covers practical steps to take, guidance to have in place and resources you can use. Ideal for presenting to senior leadership teams, boards of governors and other colleagues.

A discussion paper on serious youth violence and knife crime by the Association of Directors of Childrens Services, July 2019

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

NSPCC

Childnet resources (teachers and parents)

Internet Matters website for parents

Support for parents on many areas of parenting including mental health and bullying

European study on children and the internet in 19 countries

How adults can help recognise and save children abused at home during lockdown

The Islington Lead Teacher team have explored Safer Internet Day resources and summarised their ideas into a pupil assembly and activities by year group

Research by BBfC into young people's behaviour and experiences with pornography

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