How computing educators can guide students in critically understanding technology design — and create collaborative phone policies.

Ask Silver is a simple tool that anyone with a smartphone can use to protect themselves from scams. All you need to do is upload a screenshot of any text,

Guidance to support schools managing pupil/ student image security.

The coolest way to learn to code | Free coding tutorials for young people

Cycling is an amazing way to spend quality time together as a family. Whatever the age of your children or grandchildren, you can enjoy cycling together. From learning to ride a balance bike, to finding routes that challenge and excite your teenager, Cycling UK is here to support and inspire your family as they cycle

Our accessible cyber security training package is for organisations of all sizes and sectors.

Half of 16- to 21-year-olds support ‘digital curfew’ and nearly 70% feel worse after using social media

In this blog, we look at digital games that are fun for children to play but also offer educational benefits.

New study found a drop in enjoyment, trust and feelings of safety after year 7 and a largely positive primary experience

Help kids stay safe with these Child Safety Week activities, guides and educational posters for all sorts of accidents and hazards...

Children can get so involved in gaming that parents are often surprised at how intensely emotional they can get. By understanding what’s going on for your child, and following some basic guidelines, you can better support them.

Play-time schools can feel daunting for some pupils and we need to consider how to make these moments more inclusive

Ideas about gender and STEM start very young, but a study finds unexpected caveats.

Win filmmaking equipment for your school or youth group and connect young people with film industry experts at our awards ceremony in London!

Join Mr Dilly for an engaging online event on VE Day & WWII! Discover why we commemorate this historic day. Perfect for schools!

Securing the Digital Classroom: World Password Day Tips for Schools Blog Post from emPSN

Consultation launched on plans to make digital standards a requirement for all schools, alongside £45 million investment to improve connectivity

Three teenagers and their teacher dad give some top tips on how to survive the stressful exam period.

A series of free events have been organised giving parents and carers the opportunity to get their questions answered on a raft of online safety issues, including age-appropriate apps, online trends, parental controls, social media, and more.

How to protect yourself from the impact of data breaches

Meta is introducing AI tools to Instagram to identify the ages of users and restrict teens form using adult accounts.

Joseph Coelho explores haikus, sonnets, limericks and various forms of poetry in a Key Stage 2 Primary English video resource.

Ace your Maths GCSE with Tutorful! Explore top resources, including websites, apps, and books, to boost your confidence and skills for exam success.

Three quarters of the parents questioned said they are concerned about what their children are seeing, hearing or doing online.

How to talk online safety with autistic children | Internet Matters. See how mum Helen manages online safety conversations with her children.

This short film offers advice on how to spot an online scam as well as tips on what you can do to protect yourself online.

Financial literacy lessons to be given to pupils at primary and secondary schools

Online videos and short tests can help break up the boredom of revision for Year 6 students. Here's our pick of some of the best.

New proposals will combat the growing threat to UK critical national infrastructure (CNI).

Learn more about Family Center and supervision on Messenger.

An interactive resource co-produced with our Youth Advisory Board to help young people aged 13-16 decide what they can trust when they are online

Guidance to support schools managing pupil/ student image security.

Explore Family Link tools designed to help parents set screen time limits, filter content, and better understand how their families spend time online.

Primary 5-a-day, videos, worksheets and more

We built YouTube Kids as a safer environment for children to explore, while giving parents controls in the app to customise their children's experience.

Jack Thorne, whose Netflix series has shone a light on incel culture, calls for restrictions on teens’ social media access

Over half (55%) of the 1,000 students surveyed had seen sexually explicit or violent content that was inappropriate for their age, with some saying it appeared unprompted and "pops up randomly".