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Teaching privacy and safety on the internet, and protecting pupils from online threats, need not be a challenge. Use this list of resources to clarify your responsibilities and identify the risks.

A to Z of e-safety: poster
Alan Mackenzie breaks down the ever-expanding world of online communication to give you a handy A-Z of e-safety
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Social media code of conduct
Download and adapt our social media code of conduct for use in your school
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Compulsive gaming: advice for schools
What is compulsive gaming, what are the risks and how can schools support parents?
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Sexting: get your facts straight
Sharing images online is a natural part of most children and young people’s lives, but sexting has legal consequences. Understand how the law applies, and how you can get the message across
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How to deal with sexting: step-by-step guidance
Once a child has shared an explicit image, they lose control over how it's used. What steps should schools take to mitigate the consequences of sexting?
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Online filtering and monitoring in an independent school
In an independent boarding school, protecting students from inappropriate content can be especially complicated. Alan Mackenzie outlines a simple, collaborative approach to safe use
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Back to school: an online safety briefing for staff
The start of the school year is a good time for schools to ensure that all staff are responsible for online safety. Alan Mackenzie provides a briefing for you to share
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Understanding the online disinhibition effect
Acting anonymously on social media can lead to impulsivity and a lack of restraint. Alan Mackenzie explains how you can encourage students to understand and reflect on their online behaviour
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Holiday e-safety briefing for parents
Alan Mackenzie provides an e-safety briefing sheet for safeguarding leads to share with parents, to help them keep their children safe online
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Managing your digital footprint
Everything we do online contributes to a 'digital footprint' that can be traced, profiled or even compromised. Alan Mackenzie explains how you can teach students to be mindful of their online activity
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