The NSPCC is a nationally recognised charity who provide support, advice and guidance to children and families regarding child safety. 

They have a dedicated section on their website regarding online safety. It has a wealth of useful and accessible information on for you to read through. Some of the issues discussed may be difficult to read, however, children's safety is our number one priority and it is important we share the most up to date and reliable safety advice with parents. This enables us to work together as a community to keep children safe not only in school and at home, but online as well.

To find the NSPCCs dedicated Online Safety page, please click here.

Net Aware is the combination of NSPCC and their child safety expertise and O2 and their tech expertise. Through their search bar you can find lots of very useful guides on social media and how well they perform against Net Aware's safety measures. 

You can find their website by clicking here.

At National Online Safety, it is their mission to make the internet a safer place for children. They achieve this through equipping school staff, parents and children with the knowledge they need to understand online dangers and how best to react should an incident arise. They also have a new handy app, so you can have all the latest advice and guidance at the touch of a button.

You can find their website by clicking here.