School programmes

This report focuses on the importance of frontline services which directly support families: schools. Most children in England spend more than 30 hours at school per week. Some families look to teachers as a source of support in many aspects of life, educational and noneducational – including online life.

To help young people tackle social pressures on body image and develop self-confidence the Diana Award Anti-Bullying Campaign has teamed up with ASOS to launch #MySenseOfSelf. As part of this project, we have created a lesson plan for teachers or staff members to use.

Using gaming technology Gooseberry Planet helps children learn about online safety. While playing the game, children are exposed to online issues requiring a response such as meeting strangers, bullying, grooming and sexual exploitation.

Fun in-school online safety sessions to educate primary school children in the UK. With the powerful and memorable Internet Legends code, Google and ParentZone aim to empower children with skills they need to stay safe and act responsibly online.

Backed by the DfE and co-founded and with tootoot, we've created an online resource & reporting tool for bullying and cyberbullying as part of an anti-bullying programme.

The project aims to develop social and emotional learning skills as a means of building resilience in young people so that they can better understand and become more responsible and effective for their on- and offline social interactions.

The Anti-Bullying Ambassador programme provides anti-bullying training to schools and Youth Organisations in the UK and Ireland.

Childnet's programme aims to empower children and young people to champion digital citizenship and digital creativity within their schools and to educate their peers, parents and teachers about staying safe online.