Safer Internet Centre

Advice for parents and carers concerned about cyberbullying and practical tips for how they can support their child.

Improve your school or organisation’s approach to cyberbullying this National Safeguarding Mont

We have numerous resources, for both parents and for teachers and professionals, to help you if you think a young person is being bullied online.

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

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.

Today was the first day of Anti Bullying Week, with the organisers Anti-Bullying Alliance asking people to use their Power for Good to help stop bullying.

According to statistics released by the UK charity Ditch the Label earlier this year, 6 out of 10 children who disclosed they had been bullied stated it has happened online.

That’s why we are delighted to be supporting Anti Bullying Week 2016 , which takes place between 14th and 18th November...

Following findings from the Girlguiding 2015 attitude survey here is our advice for what to do if you experience cyberbullying.