What Parents & Educators Need to Know: Memes
Memes may seem like harmless fun, but they can carry hidden risks. This guide explores how meme culture affects young people – from misinformation to inappropriate content and digital footprints.
Memes may seem like harmless fun, but they can carry hidden risks. This guide explores how meme culture affects young people – from misinformation to inappropriate content and digital footprints.
This guide offers compassionate, practical advice for helping children cope with traumatic or challenging events – such as bereavement, bullying, or family upheaval – and begin the healing process.
When children and young people experience traumatic or difficult life events, their emotional world can be shaken, and the impact may show up in their behaviour, mood, or relationships. Whether it’s bereavement, a family breakdown or witnessing something distressing, the support of trusted adults can be key in helping them feel safe again. This guide looks at how to create a nurturing environment to help young people process difficult feelings.
It also shares clear, actionable strategies to promote recovery – from building emotional literacy and creating a predictable routine to recognising signs that further help may be needed. Sensitive language, patience, and presence all play a part in empowering children to move forward at their own pace. With the right support, they can rebuild a sense of security and resilience.
Top Tips for Dealing with Traumatic and Challenging Events
This online safety guide explores EA FC 26 – the latest edition of the immensely popular football game. It flags potential risks, including in-game purchases, scams, and exposure to strangers via voice chat.
This Wake up Wednesday guide explores the issue of youth violence – what causes it, where and when it often occurs, and how adults can help keep young people safe and informed.
This week's online safety guide focuses on going back to school. It highlights a number of tips such as thinking before posting, reporting upsetting content and avoiding screens late at night.
We blinked, and suddenly it was “new term” this and “back to school” that. Here’s the good news, though – another school year means months of fresh online trends to jump on, different things to message about, and cool new games to play – for the kids anyway! Whatever they enjoy online, our online safety guide has some top tips to help them do it safely!
In the guide, you'll find tips such as thinking before posting, reporting upsetting content and avoiding screens late at night.
This free online safety guide explores how AI is being exploited in certain online scams, revealing the risks for young people – everything from phishing and sextortion to deepfake fraud and voice cloning.