Pre-teens (11-13)

‘CyberFirst: How to stay secure online’ is a free-to-access, interactive video learning resource aimed at 11-14 year olds, supporting secondary schools, clubs, and youth groups to teach pre- and young teenagers about how to stay secure online in an engaging, age-appropriate way.

BBC Bitesize is a revision and recap service for students from KS1 to GCSE with additional links to lesson plans for teachers and support for parents. Other topics on BBC Bitesize include support for young people's mental health and wellbeing as they learn along and includes activities based on interest in social media, video games and more.

Based on three real-life stories of young people whose lives have been affected by radicalisation, Act Early Stories includes powerful videos and ready to use session slides, designed to spark discussion and support vulnerable young people. To help build confidence and reduce workload it also contains guidance notes, so teachers and youth workers can either use the entire session or individual activities.

With a whole world of digital content at your students’ fingertips, our TikTok Playbook has all the information and advice you need to recognise the potential safeguarding issues, understand the latest privacy and security features and support students to use the platform safely.

Created with support from ESET, Digital Matters is our new learning platform to help schools change the way they teach online safety. With interactive activities, discussion and immersive scenarios, kids will get excited about digital safety.

Place2Be uses art to support and enhance children and young people’s wellbeing.

Nasa Science is a place for kids to explore earth and space.

Tynker is a fun way to learn programming and develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills! Ages 5-17