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Grandparents’ guide to online safety

To help grandparents get to grips with life online, we’ve created a new Grandparents Guide to Online Safety – offering practical advice to keep kids safe.

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The Digital Matters platform uses free interactive lessons and dynamic storytelling to help teachers engage young people in online safety lessons.

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