We have updated some of our internet safety resources for parents and carers in time for the October half term! Our new suite of resources provides an insight into online safety for kids and can help your family to stay safe online.

Fred Langford, IWF Deputy CEO, CTO and one of the founding Directors of the UK Safer Internet Centre honoured for his child protection and cybersecurity work by the University of Suffolk

Whether you’re in a primary school or a secondary, a college or an alternative provision, filtering is one of the first lines of defence you should have in place to help prevent inappropriate content from reaching your students.

We can’t believe that there are only 4 months to go until Safer Internet Day 2020! In this blog we look at all of the things you can do now, as well as all of the great things you have to look forward to!

Research released this week by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has looked into pornography and the way that young people access it. The research found that more than half of young people had seen pornography online, including children as young as seven.

Schools and organisations are now able to register as Safer Internet Day Supporters to share what they are doing for the day

Key information about loot boxes, what they mean for young people and their online safety, and what you can do to encourage safe and responsible usage.

Safer Internet Day will be celebrated globally on the 11th February 2020!