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This topic for Early Years covers the impact of technology on communication and relationships, both online and offline.

This topic for Key Stage 1 helps students understand how online information is found, viewed and interpreted.

Promoting the message of just ‘being kind online’ with a reminder towards how we can develop a more empathetic side and be a more responsible online consumer.

This topic for Key Stage 3 covers the topic of cyber-bullying and other negative behaviours online.

This topic for Key Stage 4 teaches pupils about the differences between their online and offline identity.

This webinar will help school leaders and school staff to understand exactly how and what Ofsted will inspect in relation to e-safety. It will cover key Ofsted criteria as well as outlining best practice models for schools to consider.

The ‘monetization’ of gaming is at the forefront of research and there are increasing concerns surrounding online gaming and the subsequent links this has with underage gambling.

The course will cover what the role of a designated safeguarding lead looks like and their responsibilities in relation to e-safety.

Produced in line with the latest policy and guidance, you will learn exactly what online safeguarding for SEND and vulnerable learners means.

Beginning with the basics, this course will address the importance of online safety and the role of school staff within a legislative framework.

You will learn about each online danger, what the risks are around each danger, potential signs and what parents, carers and trusted adults can do to help ensure their children stay safe online.

Designed by social media experts to educate and inform all school staff, this course will provide you with an explanation of what your online reputation is and why you should be concerned.

Our Essential CPD course in safeguarding provides you and your staff with the core content you need to ensure adherence with safeguarding procedures.

Our Essential CPD course on the Prevent duty provides you and your staff with the core content you need to ensure adherence with Prevent policy.

Our Essential CPD course on cyber security provides you and your staff with the core content you need to ensure adherence with the latest cyber security guideline.

Our Essential CPD course on data protection and GDPR provides you and your staff with the core content you need to ensure adherence with these policies.

Our Essential CPD course on display screen equipment provides you and your staff with the core content you need to ensure adherence with all your DSE regulations.

Our Essential CPD course on knife crime provides you and your staff with the core content you need to ensure you are able to tackle knife crime effectively.

Our Essential CPD course on county lines provides you and your staff with the core content you need to ensure you are able to tackle criminal exploitation effectively.

A roundup of the news in January 2020. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

An online safety guide to provide parents and carers with 10 conversation starters in supporting children's mental health.

An e-safety guide on Facebook, one of the world's most popular online social media platforms with over 2 billion users worldwide

A guide to Minecraft a sandbox game where players can build houses and other creations, explore vast environments and play with other people online.

E-safety guide on TikTok (formerly Music.ly) which is a video-sharing social media app available on iOS and Android which lets users create, share, and view user created videos.

This webinar provides schools with the knowledge and understanding they need to put in place supportive and preventative strategies for children, before the lure of gambling sets in.

Based on the eight key topics outlined in the UKCCIS ‘Education for a Connected World’ framework, our new Early Years, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 interactive video lessons talk to the children about online dangers in a fun and engaging way, providing a truly immersive experience.

Our Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 lesson plans have been designed to make your online safety lessons fun and engaging for your pupils. We understand that every school, every teacher and every pupil is different, so we’ve made it really easy for you to pick and choose activities to fit into your timetable.

Based on the eight key topics outlined in the UKCCIS ‘Education for a Connected World’ framework, our new EYFS interactive video lessons talk to the children about online dangers in a fun and engaging way, providing a truly immersive experience. Each video lesson has accompanying activities to support learning on the topic of online safety, helping to provide young children in an early years setting with the knowledge to protect themselves from the risks they pose when using technology.

This topic for Early Years teaches pupils about the differences between their online and offline identity.

This topic for Early Years introduces the concept of ‘online reputation’, including how people can make judgements based on your online activity.

This topic for Early Years covers the topic of cyber-bullying and other negative behaviours online.

This topic for Early Years helps students understand how online information is found, viewed and interpreted.

This topic for Early Years covers the negative impacts that technology can have on a person’s health, well-being and lifestyle.

This topic for Early Years covers how personal information can be found online and can be re-used, saved and shared by others.

This topic for Early Years covers how personal information can be found online and can be re-used, saved and shared by others.

Based on the eight key topics outlined in the UKCCIS ‘Education for a Connected World’ framework, our new Key Stage 1 interactive video lessons talk to the children about online dangers in a fun and engaging way, providing a truly immersive experience.

This topic for Key Stage 1 teaches pupils about the differences between their online and offline identity.

This topic for Key Stage 1 covers the impact of technology on communication and relationships, both online and offline.

This topic for Key Stage 1 introduces the concept of ‘online reputation’, including how people can make judgements based on your online activity.

This topic for Key Stage 1 covers the topic of cyber-bullying and other negative behaviours online.

This topic for Key Stage 1 covers the negative impacts that technology can have on a person’s health, well-being and lifestyle.

This topic for Key Stage 1 covers how personal information can be found online and can be re-used, saved and shared by others.

This topic for Key Stage 1 helps students understand the terms ‘copyright’ and ‘ownership’ in respect of online content.

Based on the eight key topics outlined in the UKCCIS ‘Education for a Connected World’ framework, our new Key Stage 2 interactive video lessons talk to the children about online dangers in a fun and engaging way, providing a truly immersive experience.

This topic for Key Stage 2 teaches pupils about the differences between their online and offline identity.

This topic for Key Stage 2 covers the impact of technology on communication and relationships, both online and offline.

This topic for Key Stage 2 introduces the concept of ‘online reputation’, including how people can make judgements based on your online activity.

This topic for Key Stage 2 covers the topic of cyber-bullying and other negative behaviours online.

This topic for Key Stage 2 covers the negative impacts that technology can have on a person’s health, well-being and lifestyle.

This topic for Key Stage 2 covers how personal information can be found online and can be re-used, saved and shared by others.

This topic for Key Stage 2 helps students understand how online information is found, viewed and interpreted.

This topic for Key Stage 2 helps students understand the terms ‘copyright’ and ‘ownership’ in respect of online content.

Our Key Stage 3 lesson plans have been designed to make your online safety lessons fun and engaging for your pupils. We understand that every school, every teacher and every pupil is different, so we’ve made it really easy for you to pick and choose activities to fit into your timetable.

This topic for Key Stage 3 teaches pupils about the differences between their online and offline identity.

This topic for Key Stage 3 covers the impact of technology on communication and relationships, both online and offline.

This topic for Key Stage 3 introduces the concept of ‘online reputation’, including how people can make judgements based on your online activity.

This topic for Key Stage 3 helps students understand how online information is found, viewed and interpreted.

This topic for Key Stage 3 covers the negative impacts that technology can have on a person’s health, well-being and lifestyle.

This topic for Key Stage 3 covers how personal information can be found online and can be re-used, saved and shared by others.

This topic for Key Stage 3 helps students understand the terms ‘copyright’ and ‘ownership’ in respect of online content.

Our Key Stage 4 lesson plans have been designed to make your online safety lessons fun and engaging for your pupils. We understand that every school, every teacher and every pupil is different, so we’ve made it really easy for you to pick and choose activities to fit into your timetable.

This topic for Key Stage 4 covers the impact of technology on communication and relationships, both online and offline.

This topic for Key Stage 4 introduces the concept of ‘online reputation’, including how people can make judgements based on your online activity.

This topic for Key Stage 4 covers the topic of cyber-bullying and other negative behaviours online.

This topic for Key Stage 4 helps students understand how online information is found, viewed and interpreted.

This topic for Key Stage 4 covers the negative impacts that technology can have on a person’s health, well-being and lifestyle.

This topic for Key Stage 4 covers how personal information can be found online and can be re-used, saved and shared by others.

This topic for Key Stage 4 helps students understand the terms ‘copyright’ and ‘ownership’ in respect of online content.

Tips to make sure that your personal information stays private, your postings are positive and that your social media use overall is responsible.

Providing useful tips for children to use new devices safely and responsibly.

Guide for children outlining various e- safety do’s and don’ts to help empower them to make the right decisions when interacting with the online world.

Guide to aid parents in navigating the latest iteration of Call of Duty, one of the most recognisable video games on the planet.

Guide to help schools deal with Cyberbullying (bullying which takes place online).

Guide to help parents understand the online risks of the latest iteration of the popular FIFA video game franchise.

Free Online Safety Lesson Plan and Resource for Early Years Foundation Stage

This webinar will support schools in meeting their statutory requirements around online safety, helping them to ensure they have safe mechanisms in place to identify, intervene and escalate any disclosure of harm and abuse and that these processes are robust and systematic.

Three handy guides for parents and carers with suggested safer apps and games that children might enjoy using to learn and play.

A guide for parents on ‘Sadfishing’, described as a behavioural trend where people make exaggerated claims about their emotional problems to generate sympathy and attention.

An online safety guide to help Parents and Carers understand the latest updates to the popular game Fortnite.

E-safety guide looking at the arguments both for and against the idea that video games cause violent behaviour.

This webinar will focus on how schools should approach this creating a fair and balanced curriculum which considers the new Ofsted guidance and educates children about online relationships whilst also promoting positive mental health and well-being across the whole school community.

An e-safety guide discussing what parents and carers need to know about in-game purchases such as loot boxes, and the dangers that surround “skin” betting.

An online safety guide giving parents and carers 8 useful pieces of information relevant to the popular application YouTube Kids.

An e-safety guide discussing the social pressures felt by children and young people in relation to ‘Appearance’.

An e-safety guide discussing the social pressures felt by children and young people in relation to ‘Influencers’.

This webinar will focus on helping Senior Leaders and Designated Safeguarding Leads to understand schools’ additional online safety duties as outlined in the revised Department for Education “Keeping Children Safe in Education” statutory guidance coming into effect from 2nd September 2019.

An e-safety guide discussing the social pressures felt by children and young people in relation to ‘Friends and Followers’.

An e-safety guide discussing the social pressures felt by children and young people in relation to ‘Likes’.

This webinar focuses on the impact that the online world can have on a child’s mental health and wellbeing. We explore effective ways in which schools can work with children to improve their mental health and wellbeing when using the internet.

In this webinar, we take a look at reasonings why schools need to engage parents with online safety and practical methods how to achieve this effectively.

An e-safety guide to help Parents and Carers understand the incredibly popular online multi-player "battle royale" game Fortnite.

An online safety guide for parents and carers discussing the best ways to guide children towards gaming health.

In this webinar Craig Pinkney will be highlighting the extent of social media violence looking at some origins and forms of violence as well as its contributors on social media platforms.

In this webinar James Edmondston, Substance Misuse Officer and Katie Hudson, Children & Young Persons Officer from Leicestershire Police will be looking at some of the new and emerging ways in which young people are accessing drugs, and the dangers they are being exposed to.

An e-safety guide to VR (Virtual Reality), the practice of creating computer generated images or sometimes even entire worlds for a user to experience as if they were there.

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

Part of our Annual Online Safety Course for Parents and Carers 2019-20

An online safety guide to the popular hybrid video game console the Nintendo Switch.

An e-safety guide for Trusted Adults to FaceApp, an app by Wireless Lab which uses uploaded images of someone’s face, and allows them to add a variety of filters making themselves look older, younger, appear with different hair colour and so on.

An e-safety guide for parents and carers on managing what your children watch on Television.

An online safety guide by Leicestershire Police on addressing the online drugs trade, specifically in relation to the expansion of the online world, including the rise of the dark web and social media.

This webinar will focus on the VPN technology that children typically use to get around filtering controls. We’ll explain how VPNs tunnel through your protection and the practical steps that you can take to detect and block usage.

An e-safety guide to Telegrram, a free messaging service which is very similar to WhatsApp.

An e-safety guide to addressing the impact of Social Media on children's mental health for parents and carers.

An online safety guide to everything parents and carers need to know about internet controls, covering router filtering controls, parental software controls, ISP filtering controls and useful recommendations.

A online safety guide for parents to tackle the serious issue of screen addiction.

In this webinar, cyber security specialist Emma Davis will uncover the real truths behind the dark web and explain the importance of understanding this technology with the ultimate aim of safeguarding children online

An e-safety guide for trusted adults to the popular video creation and editing app LIKEE.

An e-safety guide for Parents & Carers on YOLO an anonymous question and answer app that works in combination with Snapchat.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to Snapchat a photo sharing app for mobile phones and tablets.

An online safety guide on ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’ (COD) for parents & carers, an online first-person shooter game, available on PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One.

An e-safety guide for trusted adults, parents & carers to the impacts social media has on the mental health of children and young people.

An online safety guide for parents & carers to the most popular communication tool for gamers, Discord.

An online safety guide for parents & carers to the popular social media platform and microblogging site with over 463 million blogs on its platform, Tumblr.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers on how children can use smart devices safely.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to identify some of the ways to stay alert and protect themselves and their children when using smart home devices.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers on the popular video streaming service YouTube.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers on the constantly emerging and evolving trend of Viral Challenges.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers on Virtual Private Networks (also known as VPNs) a great privacy tool, which can be dangerous for children and can allow them to bypass restrictions you have on web browsing.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to Apex Legends, a multiplayer battle royale video game which is free to play. In this game, twenty squads consisting of three players each are dropped onto an island from a dropship, where they compete against each other to be the last team standing.

An online safety guide for parents & carers to Instagram, a photo sharing app that allows users to share images and videos with the world.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to Houseparty, a live streaming app described as a face-to-face social network where people ‘drop in’ on each other to video chat, leave messages and hang out in groups.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to catfishing, when someone creates a fake online profile to trick people into thinking they are somebody else.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to the two official ways (BBFC & PEGI) you can assess if a particular title is suitable for your child.

A FREE staffroom poster that lists 7 simple strategies to help schools engage parents in online safety.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to Grand Theft Auto, an action-adventure video game series where players control criminals and wreak havoc in order to complete missions and progress through the game.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to Fake news, which can be false information, photos or videos purposefully created to confuse or misinform.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to Twitter a social networking site where users can post ‘tweets’ or short messages, photos and videos publicly.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to Kik a free messaging app used by 300 million people worldwide that lets users exchange messages, photos, videos, GIFs and webpages via a Wi-Fi connection or data plan.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to Twitch a gaming-focussed live-streaming service, owned by Amazon, where you can watch others play games live and listen to commentary as they play.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to LiveMe a streaming video app that lets you watch live streams and broadcast your own live videos to anyone interested.

An e-safety guide for children to online bullying – also known as cyberbullying – is bullying that takes place ON THE INTERNET or via electronic devices and mobile phones.

A series of 7 questions that will help you as a parent or carer, start an initial conversation with your child around online safety.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to the phenomenon of sending and receiving explicit messages, images or videos of a sexual nature, known as sexting.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to the official store for the Apple iOS operating system is known as the ‘App Store’.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to Roblox, a multi-player online gaming platform which allows children to play and create a variety of games in a 3D world.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to grooming, when someone befriends and builds an emotional connection with a child to gain their trust for the purposes of sexual abuse or exploitation.

An e-safety guide to Reddit, a site that blends the idea of a social network with news, discussion forums and various other media.

An e-safety guide for parents & carers to WhatsApp, one of the most popular messaging apps in the world, with more than 1.5 billion people in more than 180 countries using it to send and receive text, photos, videos and documents, as well as make voice and video calls through an Internet or Wi-Fi connection. This guide is for schools and parents to understand how to protect children that use the app.

E-safety guide for parents, schools & children to live streaming, the term used to describe the broadcast of a real-time video from a mobile device, tablet or games console.

An e-safety guide on Yubo, a location-based social networking app which used to be called Yellow, has been dubbed ‘Tinder for teens’ in the media due to its similarities with adult dating app, in which users swipe to find matches.

A roundup of the news in November 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in October 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in September 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in August 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in July 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in June 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in May 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in April 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in March 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in February 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in January 2019. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in December 2018. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in November 2018. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in October 2018. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in September 2018. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in August 2018. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in July 2018. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

A roundup of the news in June 2018. The views expressed in the webinar are those of Chris Skinner, Senior Online Safety Consultant at National Online Safety. The webinar is designed to give you an overview of online safety news over the past month and is opinion-based, giving commentary on current issues that you may have seen in the press.

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