Louiza Jeffcoat, from the South West Grid for Learning, has written this blog about her experience of the Insafe network meeting and the Safer Internet Forum in Luxembourg.

A guest blog by Alan Earl, police officer seconded to the UK Safer Internet Centre, looking at what this new approach means for schools.

With 211 organisations registered so far, the Safer Internet Day supporters list is now live!

Online hate speech and violence targeted at women and girls has a significant impact on many young girls’ lives. International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, is a day marked by the UN to raise awareness and calls for action to end violence against women and girls.

We look at the 7 key things you need to know about the new PSHE Toolkit.

Read the UK Safer Internet Centre's ten top tips for online shopping this Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Our coordinators SWGfL have been involved in the ENABLE anti-bullying programme and their Online Safety Manager Ken Corish shares more about it:

Our new cyberbullying guidance and online safety toolkit for use in PSHE lessons.

Mid-way through Anti-Bullying Week, it is more than fitting that today is also International Day for Tolerance.

Cyberbullying can be defined as the use of technologies by an individual or by a group of people to deliberately and repeatedly upset someone else. Here are our top tips about what to do if you, or someone else, are being cyberbullied.