School’s ‘digital school bag’ complete with e-safety game
Barrow Hills is the first prep school in the UK to move towards a ‘digital school bag’ – their arrangement…
8th December 2015
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E-safety: more than just a tick-box exercise
Internet safety has been a key part of many schools’ agendas for almost a decade, but with the introduction of…
19th November 2015
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Parents mistrust kids online
Six in 10 worried parents monitor their children’s phones to see what they’re up to online, according to new research…
22nd October 2015
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Getting safe online in the classroom
The UK government has committed to investing £3.5 million in technology to help schools adopt the new IT curriculum in…
14th October 2015
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Building an e-safety culture
E-safety has been an issue at the forefront of education since the rise of social media about a decade ago….
17th July 2015
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Introducing Techknowledge for Schools
A new website packed with research on the impact of mobile technology and the use of 1:1 devices in schools is…
14th July 2015
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Today’s parents are net naive
As the third annual Child Internet Safety Summit commences, AVG Technologies has released new research revealing the extent of children’s…
6th July 2015
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New e-safety tool launched to help protect children online
The Point2Protect product is a simple and secure app that allows children to make the best use of the internet…
2nd July 2015
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ROUNDTABLE: Safe and sound
CONTRIBUTORS: Carmel Glassbrook, Helpline Practitioner, Professionals Online Safety Helpline Will Gardner, CEO of Childnet, Director of the UK Safer Internet…
23rd June 2015
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Does social media rule your child?
King Edward’s Witley invited independent e-safety expert Karl Hopwood in to school, to speak to pupils and staff and improve…
23rd June 2015
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