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Safe and secure internet connectivity and services for schools
Be the first to know when your school online is mentioned online
Anonymous reporting that empowers your community to speak up in safety.
Designed to help you raise awareness of security and reduce risk in your organisation
Hundreds of digital resources, activities and plans are available with Project Evolve
Test your Internet connection to see if it blocks illegal child abuse and terrorist content
Data security and policy self-review tool
A toolkit to highlight and endorse best practice within early years settings for managing the risks associated with online technologies
A standard showing users of public WiFi that inappropriate content is blocked
Download Online Safety Policy templates for your school
Whether your school is closed or not, delivering classes online can be helpful. Here's the lowdown on organising classes online so they are trouble free
Never have video conferencing services been as important as they are right now. No longer are they a novelty but vital for us all to stay connected, whether home, school or work.
Access our guides to help your school learn remotely
Data protection (GDPR) advice and guidance for schools and colleges to use alongside existing policies
A free resource explaining how to create strong passwords
Official SWGfL online safety podcast
Safeguarding considerations and guidance when appointing tutors
With ransomware constantly posing a threat to the education sector, we have teamed up with Phoenix and Trend Micro to bring you the latest information regarding your schools’ cyber-security.
22nd October 2020
The Covid-19 outbreak may mean enforced school closure becomes more likely. SWGfL and the UK Safer Internet Centre have released guidance to help schools plan for teaching remotely.
13th March 2020
Castle Cary Community School in Somerset has recently become the 400th school in the UK to gain the prestigious Online Safety Mark.
4th July 2019
Drawing on its experience, evidence and operations over the last 20 years, SWGfL drafted and submitted this response to the Government Online Harms White Paper
2nd July 2019
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