To encourage schools to use the education packs to run Safer Internet Day activities the UK Safer Internet Centre organised a Twitter Q&A for schools. This provided schools the opportunity to ask questions and the chance to share some ideas about how schools could get involved.
Here are some of the highlights:
Whilst a well timed joke or prank between families and friends can be harmless and entertaining, it is important to understand the risks these videos can have.
In this blog, we hear from Rosie, a Childnet Education Officer and former primary school teacher about how early career teachers (ECTs) can bring online safety into their teaching practice.
This Black History Month we asked our Youth Advisory Board and our Digital Champions about their nominations for Black people who inspire them online. The young people told us about the people who are making change online, using their platforms for good, and who they wanted to talk about this Black History Month. Why not […]