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
Tackling classroom banter will not only stop bullying – it will also prevent the racist and sexist trolling of public figures, says Bernard Trafford
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TES
06 Oct 2019
Politicians have called on the social media platform to think again before introducing end-to-end encryption for its messaging services, claiming the “right balance is not being struck” and changes could make the platform an “unsafe space”.
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ITV News
04 Oct 2019
Pastoral Support Officer Jaime Traynor and tootoot Co-Founder Michael Brennan discusses how tootoot supports pupil mental health
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tootoot
04 Oct 2019
Sean Harford, National Director for Education, and Yvette Stanley, National Director for Social Care, discuss peer-on-peer abuse: what it is, what schools should be doing when it happens and how we’ve trained our inspectors to recognise it.
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Gov.uk
04 Oct 2019
Restricted people won't be able to see when you're active or when you've read their direct messages
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Kent Live
03 Oct 2019
Schools and organisations are now able to register as Safer Internet Day Supporters to share what they are doing for the day!
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UK Safer Internet Centre
02 Oct 2019
Schools and organisations are now able to register as Safer Internet Day Supporters to share what they are doing for the day!
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Childnet
02 Oct 2019
THE LATEST CHALLENGES FACING YOUNG PEOPLE USING MOBILE PHONES AND OTHER DEVICES ARE REVEALED IN THE FIRST TECH CONTROL ANNUAL REPORT, LAUNCHED BY HMC AND DIGITAL AWARENESS UK
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HMC
01 Oct 2019
A social-media "trend" is leaving young people with genuine mental health problems "facing unfair and distressing criticism", private-school leaders say.
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BBC
01 Oct 2019
You don’t have to be an expert in mental health to support and talk to a young person about their mental health. The young person is the expert of their own mental health so let them educate you on how they feel.
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The Children's Society
01 Oct 2019
The majority of young people's first time watching pornography was accidental, with over 60% of children 11-13 who had seen pornography saying their viewing of porn is unintentional.
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Herald Scotland
26 Sep 2019
Effects of social media use on mental health of young people is about the same as wearing glasses or eating potatoes, says leading academic
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TES
25 Sep 2019
The Sydney eSafety 2019 conference saw policy makers, researchers and practitioners from different fields and countries come together to discuss how to improve children’s digital lives.
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Global Kids Online
24 Sep 2019
51 critical cyber bullying statistics in 2019
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BroadbandSearch
23 Sep 2019
As Pupil Voice Week is just a few days away, we thought we would give you a quick run-down of our favourite resources on offer this year
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tootoot
20 Sep 2019
A 13-year-old boy from Yorkshire was caught drawing Daesh logos on his hands and told a social worker he wanted to go and fight for the Islamic State.
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Yorkshire Post
19 Sep 2019
Aamna Mohdin tells Rachel Humphreys how county lines gangs are stepping up their operations by using short-term holiday flats and recruiting local teens to sell drugs in small towns around Britain.
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The Guardian
19 Sep 2019
The app will offer advice alongside the text and messages children type
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BBC
18 Sep 2019
The findings, published by the Booktrust, come at a time of growing attention on children’s mental health and wellbeing.
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ITV News
17 Sep 2019