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Guidance to help those who work in early years settings consider their practice and to take steps to safeguard both children and adults online.
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A framework to equip children and young people for digital life
Guidance for professionals on how to effectively challenge victim blaming language and behaviours and advice on best practice.
The UK Council for Internet Safety (UKCIS) Online Safety Audit Tool helps mentors of trainee teachers and early career teachers induct mentees and provide ongoing support, development and monitoring.
Guidance for senior leaders on monitoring the provision of online safety education in schools and colleges.
A communication tool to help children and young people with care experience talk with their carers about their online lives.
Guidance to support education settings who want to use external expertise to enhance their online safety education.
A short guide for schools about how to respond to bullying connected with race or faith, whether it occurs online or offline.
A best practice guide for supporting young people’s online safety and experiences
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