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The Safer Internet Centre provides e-safety tips, advice and resources to help children and young people stay safe on the internet. |
Parent Info is a website offering information on the wellbeing and resilience of children. |
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Thinkuknow is an education programme from the National Crime Agency’s CEOP Command. Their site offers a suite of articles and guidance on all aspects of child internet safety. |
Educate Against Hate provides practical advice and support to help all individuals with an interest in keeping children safe from the dangers of extremism. This site has been created by the Department for Education and the Home Office. |
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Reporting Issues
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The Internet Watch Foundation can help you if you need to get content removed from the internet. If your son or daughter has been involved in sexting and the images or videos have been posted online, then the IWF can help get them removed. |
CEOP pursue those who sexually exploit and abuse children; prevent people becoming involved in child sexual exploitation and; protect children from becoming victims of sexual exploitation and sexual abuse. If you are concerned about your child being exploited, then make a report here. |
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Report Remove is a free tool that allows children to report nude or sexual images and videos of themselves that they think might have been shared online. |
Childline is a free, private and confidential service where children and young people can talk about anything to a trained counsellor, online or on the phone. |
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The NSPCC Report Abuse in Education helpline offers support and guidance to children and young people who have experienced or witnessed sexual harassment or abuse in schools. |
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