To mark the start of Anti-Bullying Week on Monday, Instagram and cyberbullying charity Cybersmile have released a report calling for wider discussion on the topic, warning that many young people are being affected by such incidents.
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11 Nov 2019
Welcome to The Annual Bullying Survey 2019: the largest benchmark of bullying behaviours in the United Kingdom.
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11 Nov 2019
Majority of parents believe their children will discuss online behaviour with them, but more than half of teens disagree
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gamesindustry.biz
08 Nov 2019
Three-quarters of pupils think it is schools that have the power to stop bullying, according to a survey
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TES
08 Nov 2019
Information from the Department for Education about the introduction of compulsory relationships education and RSE from September 2020.
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Gov.uk
05 Nov 2019
New research has revealed that British parents are actually seeing the benefits of digital play-time for their children – in helping build their kid’s digital literacy, as well as other skills key for future workplaces
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04 Nov 2019
Proper support for teachers' mental wellbeing must begin in the training year, argues Emma Hollis
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01 Nov 2019
The video-sharing platform beloved by Gen Z is giving new life to some very old tunes – from YMCA to a twee number by a mid-century sister act
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01 Nov 2019
Instagram said it has removed double the amount of material relating to self-harm and suicide since the start of this year.
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Express & Star
28 Oct 2019
Call on the Government to work together to look after young people’s mental health and get early help to all young people who need it.
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Young Minds
25 Oct 2019
Recorded sexual offences against children have reached an all-time high.
New figures obtained by us found there were 76,204 recorded sexual offences against children in the UK in 2018/19 – a rise of over 60% since 2014/15.
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NSPCC
24 Oct 2019
Report from children's commissioner calls for teachers to guide pupils on how to behave when gaming online rather than 'exclusively' focusing on social media dangers
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TES
22 Oct 2019
Age verification measures designed to prevent children from accessing pornography online have been dropped, the Government has announced.
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ITV News
16 Oct 2019
A ban on mobile phones in school caused "friction" and detracted from pupils' education, a head teacher has said.
Ysgol Uwchradd Caergybi in Holyhead, Anglesey, has now relaxed the ban and uses phones as a "powerful" educational tool.
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BBC
16 Oct 2019
New testing facility from SWGfL will test the quality and compliance of your school's filtering
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UK Safer Internet Centre
15 Oct 2019
Lynn Gradwell, head of child criminal exploitation for Barnardo's, said increased police scrutiny was forcing the gangs to change their business model and recruit children who were less likely to be suspected of crime.
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The Telegraph
12 Oct 2019
More than 4 in 5 children and young people report being happy with their lives, as landmark new report on children’s wellbeing is published
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Gov.uk
10 Oct 2019
Exploring cybersecurity in schools.
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ITProPortal
10 Oct 2019
In 2016 the then health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, declared child mental health services the “biggest single area of weakness” in the NHS. He might have added that it is also vastly underfunded.
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The Conversation
08 Oct 2019
A paedophile who pretended to be a 15-year-old girl to coerce teenage boys to engage in sexual activity online has been jailed for four years.
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ITV News
07 Oct 2019