Download Online Safety Policy templates for your school
Downloadable booklets to guide you through your profile settings
A resource that offers strategies to support the issues resulting from sexting incidents
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
Promoting online welfare, encouraging students to create a positive online presence
Our comprehensive guide to spotting and stopping phishing attacks
A downloadable resource for parents
Teaching Resource Year 10's
This guidance aims to help schools identify sexting incidents, manage them and escalate appropriately
Top tips on how to protect children from online extremism
These are twelve key steps you can take to get information security fundamentals in place
Take a look at our extensive coverage of VPN’s, from what they are, to how they are used and what advantages and disadvantages there are around using them.
A tool to help Local Authorities or Local Safeguarding Children's Board's develop Online Safety provision across their organisations that work with children
Resources for parents and carers to help children get off to a good start using digital devices
Have more control over your Ask.fm profile and what to do when things go wrong
It's fun, it's educational and it's written by two best selling children's authors
Raising awareness in young people of the consequences of sharing and publishing images of others
This short guide aims to provide advice and guidance to school leadership on how to help staff use Facebook’s family of apps in a safe, professional and positive way.
Essential reading for parents, carers or social workers who are interested in online safety taking part in the DfE laptop programme
Start the new school year right, with essential resources from SWGfL
Plan the new school year with the SWGfL calendar, giving you a range of important dates and helpful resources.
In response to rumours circulating on and offline about real world violence, we would like to remind educational establishments about the role they can play to help prevent and manage incidents.