Here we highlight some of the many features and benefits available on Microsoft Teams whilst showing you how to stay safe when using it if you’re a professional.

During lockdown over 130 young people across the UK got creative and made short films to inspire their peers to stay safe online and make the most of the internet. In this blog, we take a closer look at these films and the young people who created them.

Children and young people across the UK are getting ready to have more free time as the summer holidays get into full swing. After a period of home learning and a busy year at school, we look at the ways in which parents and carers can help keep their children safe in the online world.

Social media has enormous potential for good, but we must be “alive” to the potential dangers as more and more people go online.

The Professionals Online Safety helpline (POSH) has teamed up with HeadStart Kernow to help create a new Online Resilience Tool.

It has come to our attention that reports about online suicide games have been circulating again recently. Our advice on this topic remains the same, it is key that the names and details of these challenges are not shared widely.

Our partners at SWGfL have put together a helpful resource to outline the key things to remember when it comes to recruiting online tutors.

UKSIC, along with industry partners SWGfL and IWF have helped to release the new ITU (International Telecommunication Union) Child Online Protection guidelines for 2020 to raise awareness of online safety across the world.

Over the last few years we have been working on some resources to help schools cover RSE in relation to the online space.Looking at online safety resources this RSE day