Thinkuknow
Thinkuknow is an education program from the National Crime Agency’s CEOP Command. Since 2006, it has aimed to provide practical information to children, young people, their parents, carers, and professionals who work with them.

Internet Matters
Internet Matters offers a comprehensive web resource with a wide array of tips and advice on navigating the online world with your child. Some of their guidance is attached below, but you can find even more by visiting their website.

National Online Safety
National Online Safety aims to make the internet a safer place for children by equipping school staff, parents, and children with the knowledge needed to understand online dangers and how to react if an incident arises. The link provides up-to-date information about various social media apps and platforms your child might use.

NSPCC
The NSPCC acknowledges the internet’s potential for play, learning, creativity, and connection. However, with the digital world constantly evolving, keeping your child safe online is crucial. The NSPCC offers tools and advice to help you achieve this, regardless of your level of expertise.

Childnet
Childnet International is a UK charity dedicated to making the internet a safe place for children and young people. Their website is packed with resources, making it an excellent resource for parents.

CEOP
CEOP, part of the National Crime Agency, allows you to report concerns about online abuse or suspicious online communications.

BBC Own It
The BBC’s Own It website and app provide content to help children navigate their online lives. The free smartphone app includes a special keyboard that offers help and support when children need it most.

SafeToNet
SafeToNet is a technology that educates children in real-time as they use their devices. It acts as a safeguarding assistant, helping them become responsible and safe digital citizens by filtering harmful messages before they can be sent.