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Advice for parents and carers to help children have safe experiences online
Advice for parents and carers to help children have safe experiences online
Advice for parents and carers to help children have safe experiences online
Advice for parents and carers to help children have safe experiences online
Safer Internet Day 2020
Tips, resources and webinars to help your family start the chat about online safety.
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Gift Guide
Check the online safety of tech gifts this holiday season.
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In this section

The big issues
Skills and advice
Gift guide
Time online
Sexting and sending nudes
Cyberbullying
Gift Guide
Be smart and secure when choosing tech gifts for children and young people this year.
Safer Internet Day for families
Join one of our webinars for parents and carers this Safer Internet Day. They’re free!
Join one of our webinars for parents and carers this Safer Internet Day. They’re free!
Good habits start young
Build digital intelligence and help your child act responsibly online.
The hard-to-have conversations
How to handle conversations with your child about tricky personal subjects.
How to handle conversations with your child about tricky personal subjects.

Online safety

Our downloadable guide offers practical skills
and advice about how to tackle the big issues.
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The eSafety guide

Want to know more about the latest apps and games your child is using?

Then visit our eSafety guide. It includes social media, apps and games with helpful information on online safety and links to report abusive content.
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