In this blog our partners at Childnet look at what Twitch is and explore some key things for parents and carers to be aware of.

This blog takes a closer look at this resource and the way that educators can use it to support the young people they work with.

As the tool continues to grow, it is important to highlight the diverse aspect of ProjectEVOLVE and how it is not just limited to certain settings. Fortunately, ProjectEVOLVE covers a broad spectrum and can be used to assist a wide audience to embed online safety.

A new IWF study indicates internet sex predators are manipulating children to record their own sexual abuse, and that of their friends and siblings.

TikTok has included two new features to help creators filter out comments as well as encouraging users to reconsider posting hurtful material. Find out how these new features work in this latest article

Research shows that young people are more likely to block someone behaving inappropriately than report them.

This blog looks at some of the features that are available for PlayStation 5 including parental controls and certain restrictions you can incorporate to keep young children safe when gaming.

It’s World Book Day 2021 and Childnet have some fantastic, recommended reading for primary-aged children.

The UK Safer Internet Centre (UKSIC) has reviewed its 'appropriate' filtering and monitoring definitions and is publishing these as a draft for consultation. The definitions aim to help both schools and providers understand what is considered 'appropriate'. The consultation is open to industry, schools and the public until 6th April 2021.

The POSH helpline discuss educator’s key considerations around keeping cameras on or off during remote learning. Find out some key points to consider in this article.