Free safeguarding resource to help support students
Reporting online harms is so important for students in protecting their safety and wellbeing, but there are many barriers. From embarrassment, to fear of consequences, to not really knowing where to seek support – this free guide from NetSupport breaks down these barriers and tackles the stigma around reporting so you can help guide students on how and when to seek support. We also look at how students can proactively alter their algorithms to see more of the content they want (and less of the things they don’t!), improve their online privacy and other ways they can stay safe and savvy online.
Inside you’ll find:
- lesson activity ideas
- supporting PowerPoints
- statistics on ‘the state of socials’
- helpful infographics and top tips
- explanations of how to report on different platforms and what happens next (from social media to agencies such as the IWF and ChildLine)
- information on how social media algorithms work and ways to ‘train them’
- sources of support for pupils.
Learn more about the guide and download your free copy.