Coordinated by UK Safer Internet Centre, Safer Internet Day offers a great opportunity to come together to empower young people to create #AnInternetWeTrust.
You’ll find advice and resources below to help young people explore the reliability of their online world and the best ways to spot and speak out against harmful and misleading content online.
While the digital world offers a range of information and opportunities for young people, it’s also become harder to separate fact from fiction. As children are spending more time online constantly making decisions of what to trust, it’s now more important than ever for them know how influence, persuasion and manipulation can impact their decisions, opinions and what they share online.
We have created a comprehensive guide with 10 top tips for parents and carers on what to talk about and practical things to do to help children and young people create #AnInternetWeTrust.
See the parent and carer Safer Internet Day resource pack filled with activities, conversation starters to get involved this Safer Internet Day.
If you work with children, UKSIC has a range of impactful activities for Safer Internet Day featuring films, lesson plans, assemblies and more.
Offering families new training, resources, and activities to help build their digital skills.
Use Sky’s range of practical safety tools designed to help parents keep their children safe online.
Find out about TalkTalk parental control tools.
See how Virgin family safety features can support children online.
See how BBC Own it App can help children have a positive online experience.
See a range of Google safety tools to help all the family develop good online habits.
Learn more about the range of safety features on the app.
Get children set up safe on a range of Samsung products.
