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The Department for Education has updated the ‘Keeping Children Safe in Education’ statutory guidance for schools and colleges following a consultation earlier this year. The […]
A 12 month support package for schools that provides access to independent curriculum and technical advice including strategic planning for Computing, ICT and Online Safety. […]
I strongly recommend that teachers and parents read Children’s online activities, risks and safety, a review from the UK Council for Child Internet Safety. The […]
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CNECT is an important new initiative which brings together a network of school service providers who are prepared to work and support each other to […]
Last week, I was working at a school in the lovely town of Bradford on Avon. The canalside location reminded me of the time we […]
CEOP have released the following information in response to news coverage about live streaming and young people. You may have seen news coverage in the last few […]
Our new digital safeguarding tool allows teachers to Assess, Educate and Track improvement in their pupils’ knowledge of online dangers. The platform empowers young people with the skills they need […]
A complete training and support package for your school. The toolkit provides complete coverage including school online safety policies, curriculum training, risk assessment, digital literacy, […]
Children build their own robots at Malvern Festival of Innovation Children from across the Midlands will be building their own robots at this year’s Malvern […]
There is a lot of excitement about the development of Scratch 3 that is being jointly developed by MIT and Google. Scratch 3 will be […]
