Resources for all parents and carers teachers and professionals

This is the first of six video lessons designed to support families with online safety at home using Childnet's SMART Rules.

2 December 2020

This section has been developed to help generate discussions about the trustworthiness of content and contact online and help develop critical thinking skills.

27 November 2020

This section has been developed to help generate discussions about respect, friendship and online conflict including cyberbullying.

27 November 2020

Keep your personal information safe (Explore the concept of what is considered personal and how to keep that information private)

24 November 2020

The STAR Toolkit has been developed by Childnet in partnership with Leicester City Council’s Building Schools for the Future programme, with input and support from three schools in Leicester.

24 November 2020

Lesson plans and video content covering cyberbullying, sexting, peer pressure, self-esteem, online pornography, healthy relationships and body image for 11-14s.

1 September 2020

Law enforcement professionals play a crucial role in safeguarding young people who experience, or are at risk of experiencing, online sexual harassment or exploitation. Research reveals 51% of UK youth aged 13-17 years have witnessed their peers sharing nude or nearly nude images of someone they know online.

25 August 2020

The following guidance and training resources have been developed to provide professionals who work with young people practical tips and advice on understanding, preventing and responding to online sexual harassment in educational settings.

25 August 2020

Each pack contains a selection of resources, including assemblies, lesson plans and quick activities.

11 August 2020

Older teenagers may find it particularly difficult this summer, potentially being asked to spend more time at home than usual, and will rely on the internet even more for their friendships and entertainment.

10 August 2020