- Click Clever click Safe - UK council for Child Internet Safety; the first UK Child Internet Safety Strategy
This is an extremely thorough document published by the government which sets out their strategy for keeping students safe online. It includes a wide range of plans to improve knowledge and understanding of the issues, including teaching in training, parents, Ofsted Inspectors and in Local Authority Children's Trusts. - NEN e-safety audit
Conduct an audit of your current situation on e-safety and get advice on what you need to do next.
- Teach Today : making sense of Technology
TeachToday provides resources for teachers on the responsible and safe use of new communications technologies. It is supported by Europe's leading internet, mobile network, mobile content and social networking providers, working in partnership with European Schoolnet, to help teachers understand new mobile and internet technologies, including social networking; know what action to take on issues and find resources to support the teaching of positive, responsible and safe use of ICT. It is an good starting point for teachers looking for information and guidance on e-safety.
The site now includes a very good introductory video which highlights the issues a school can face, both from the students and the teacher's perspective.
http://en.teachtoday.eu/about/about-us/ -
Wired safety
WiredSafety provides help, information and education to Internet and mobile device users of all ages. We help victims of cyber-abuse ranging from online fraud, cyber-stalking and child safety, to hacking and malicious code attacks. We also help parents with issues, such as MySpace and cyberbullying. - Digizens.org
Digital citizenship is about building safe spaces and communities, understanding how to manage personal information, and about being internet savvy - using your online presence to grow and shape your world in a safe, creative way, and inspiring others to do the same. - Childnet International (created with the support of the DCSF)
Childnet International's mission is to work in partnership with others around the world to help make the Internet a great and safe place for children. On this website you can read about the creative and inspiring ways children and young people are using the medium for good. You can also read about the ways people have responded to the negative aspects and dangers for children. It provides support for children, parents teachers and others. there are links to a wide range of resources provided for schools and parents.
- YHGfL E-safety advice
A useful collection of links related to e-safety
- Internet Safety
A discussion document on child safe use of the Internet
- BECTA - Guidance is available on the BECTA web site on the whole area of e-safety.
- Broadband Sandwell
This site has a useful list of links to a number of e-safety sites, some of which are also listed below - Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
Making every child matter - everywhere
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre works across the UK and maximizes international links to deliver a holistic approach that combines police powers with the dedicated expertise of business sectors, government, specialist charities and other interested organizations- all focused on tackling child sex abuse wherever and whenever it happens. - ins@fe
This is the UK site which is linked to the European network of e-safety awareness. This site includes a link to the obtaining the Family e-safety kit
http://www.saferinternet.org/ww/en/pub/insafe/news/articles/0408/e_safety_kit.htm - Young People Safe On-line
This resource for teachers parents and pupils has been created by Microsoft and MSN in conjunction, together with Childnet International, NSPCC, Child line and others. There are links to teaching resources, including presenter notes and lesson plans for the Know it all materials. There are also links to resources created for children and for parents. - Get Safe On-line
Get Safe Online, the UK's first national Internet Security Awareness Campaign, is a joint initiative between the government, the National High-Tech Crime Unit and private sector sponsors. The campaign web site: www.getsafeonline.org provides clear, reliable and practical internet security advice, enabling even the most vulnerable users to protect themselves while online. These pages provide supporting materials specially designed for young people, for their teachers and for their parents and carers with interactive scenarios, quizzes, "ready to go" lesson plans and advice.
Subject and Aspects > e-Safety