Childnet's resource bank Free resources for use with children aged 3-18 and parents/carers, including films, games, quizzes and storybooks. External Link
Crossing the Line: online safety toolkit A practical online safety toolkit for use in PSHE lessons with films and lesson plans to explore online issues with pupils aged 11-14 years... External Link
Digital Literacy Curriculum from SWGfL A set of age-appropriate lesson plans and resources to develop digital literacy skills in children from KS1 through to KS4 based on Common... External Link
Childnet's Guide to Online Safety in the Computing Curriculum Guide exploring the key learning aims related to online safety in the Computing curriculum for each key stage and sharing key resources to... External Link
ENABLE - Pan-European anti-bullying programme from SWGfL Enable is a new programme which helps schools tackle bullying in a holistic way, combining social and emotional learning with peer support. External Link
Childnet's area for Teachers and Professionals Teaching resources, advice for you as a professional and a staff e-safety INSET presentation you can use in your school. External Link
Childnet Digital Leaders Programme Pupil powered e-safety programme that trains children and young people to be peer educators. External Link
Cyberbullying Resources A collection of resources for schools to help prevent and respond to cyberbullying. External Link
Facebook Checklist from SWGfL A checklist with tips on safety and privacy features for Facebook. Order hard copies from our online store www.swgflstore.com. PDF (1.71 MB)
Instagram Checklist from SWGfL A checklist with tips on safety and privacy features for Instagram. Order hard copies from our online store www.swgflstore.com. PDF (3.16 MB)
Twitter Checklist from SWGfL A checklist with tips on safety and privacy features for Twitter. Order hard copies from our online store www.swgflstore.com. PDF (1.1 MB)
Snapchat Checklist from SWGfL A checklist with tips on safety and privacy features for Snapchat. Order hard copies from our online store www.swgflstore.com. PDF (425.71 KB)
Safety Snakes In this resource from Barefoot Computing pupils programme a BeeBot through a snakes and ladders style online safety game. External Link
Stop, think…do I consent? In this activity, pupils learn about the terms and conditions of a variety of social media organisations. External Link
Thinkuknow - advice from CEOP Advice and support from police agency CEOP about online relationships, grooming, sexual abuse, nude images and risky behaviours. External Link
Facebook Guide for Educators Guide to using Facebook to support teaching and learning, including the development of digital citizenship skills. PDF (3.64 MB)
Web we want Launched by the European Insafe network, these resources were created by young people to explore rights and responsibilities online. External Link
Information Commissioner's Office Resources for schools to use with children and young people to help them better understand the value and importance of their personal... External Link
Into Film Resources using films as a framework to help educate young people on how to use technology safely, respectfully and responsibly. External Link
My Digital Rights from the British Library Teaching resources and films from the British Library to help you explore citizenship and rights online, debating a Magna Carta for a... External Link
London Grid for Learning Resource Collection Resources from LGfL and other partners covering a range of issues, including extremism and radicalisation, cyberbullying, sexting and more. External Link
Facebook Bullying Guide for Educators Resources and strategies for educators who have students that are the target of bullying online. PDF (269.69 KB)
Be Strong Online Vodafone and The Diana Award have created a series of modules to encourage older children to pass on their knowledge across a range of... External Link
Pro Music A wide range of education resources about digital music available for teachers and other professionals. External Link
Media Smart Free educational materials to help young people think critically about the advertising they come across in their daily lives. External Link