Lesson plan looking at watching and sharing videos online for young people under the age of 13.

This document aims to provide teachers with some general guidance on how schools might approach disinformation and conspiracy theories amongst pupils.

Article on digital parenting to support

What to look out for, the effects of abuse and support for adults abused as children

Cross-curricular news literacy lesson plans and resources

BBC Three video overview of Breck Bednar who was groomed online and murdered

Guidance for parents on safety settings for smart devices

Met Police Cyber Choices team talk about keeping children and young people away from getting into trouble by inadvertently or deliberately breaking the Computer Misuse Act

Leaflet for parents of autistic children to help keep children safe online

How organisations can protect deaf and disabled children from abuse

Poster for schools on safeguarding considerations for lesson livestreaming

Horrible Histories shows us how to surf the web safely by giving us helpful tips for safer internet day.

Advice videos on young people being used as 'money mules' - a form of money laundering which can put children/young people at serious risk of criminalisation, frozen bank accounts and violence.

Guidance sharing information and issue a warnings to children, young people, parents, carers and staff

Recent trends in Prevent and right-wing extremism' with Sean Arbuthnot - SafeConf 2020

Dove Self-Esteem Project provides resources for teachers and parents

Education Support - mental health and wellbeing support for education staff

Portal with resources for digital resilience includes this Don't Panic page