Online Bullying

This webinar will provide governors, headteachers, senior leaders and all school staff with practical guidance and support on understanding, developing and implementing measures to help keep themselves safe online and guard against online abuse or harassment.

This webinar will provide governors, headteachers, senior leaders and all school staff with practical guidance and support on understanding, developing and implementing measures to help keep themselves safe online and guard against online abuse or harassment.

This webinar will provide headteachers, senior leaders, DSLs and teaching staff with an understanding of and practical insight into peer on peer abuse online and how to develop measures to prevent, react and respond to incidents in line with statutory safeguarding guidance.

This webinar will provide senior leaders, designated safeguarding leads and all teaching staff with practical advice and guidance on how to recognise what constitutes online hate, the negative effects it can have on its victims, and how children can learn to protect themselves from it.

This webinar will provide senior leaders, designated safeguarding leads and all teaching staff with practical advice and guidance on how to recognise what constitutes online hate, the negative effects it can have on its victims, and how children can learn to protect themselves from it.

Bullying has blighted childhoods all over the world throughout the centuries - but now, digital technology makes it possible for someone to be targeted at any time of day or night, and even in their own home. In this short video, Myleene Klass explains how cyber-bullying has changed the landscape ... and how we can help to protect children from it.

Part of our Online Bullying Series 2020-21

Gentle leg-pulling or joking with friends online can be an amusing, identity-affirming aspect of our digital lives - but at the same time, the concept of 'banter' also provides a convenient fig-leaf which more malicious individuals often hide behind. Our short video examines this complex and often sensitive subject.

From a positive viewpoint, online forums provide a platform for people to come together and discuss interests that they're equally passionate about. On the flip side, they're also relatively closed communities in which trolling, bullying and other forms of online abuse often take place 'under the radar'. Our bite-size explainer video will quickly fill you in about online forums.

Part of our Online Bullying Series 2020-21

Sometimes, racism online is so blatant that it's an actual shock to witness. More often, it's the sort of subtle, insidious racism that could be plausibly passed off as 'a joke' or 'a misunderstanding'. Our short explainer video examines the ways that race hate can rear its head in the digital world, and how it tends to spread.

One of the most distasteful aspects of the internet is that it gives a voice to individuals or groups spreading hate speech. There is, unfortunately, no sign of this issue abating in the near future - so it's important that children and young people are educated on the subject and have built up a degree of resilience to malicious online opinions. Our short explainer video will quickly give you the essentials.

This concise video has all the essential information that trusted adults need to understand on the subject of online bullying.