School boy's friends claimed on social networking sites that he had been bullied.

Help with bullying can be found here.

The new website has been designed to better support Childnet's key audiences of children and young people as well as teachers and professionals and parents and carers.

Pupil-teacher interaction outside of the classroom is fraught with dangers, but Lizzie Deane, 16, can't understand why her Manchester school doesn't embrace social media. Read the full article here.

A leading safety internet group says they're worried about the rise in so called "catfishing".

It's where someone creates elaborate false identities often to pursue online romances. Read more on Radio1's Newsbeat site.

Make IT Happy is the UK-wide technology competition for pupils aged 9 to 11, that encourages them to make the most of IT. It’s now in its seventh successful year, and more than 5,000 young people have taken part. Find out more on the Make IT Happy website

Children are increasingly being groomed over the internet for the sole purpose of online sexual abuse, research by a child protection watchdog suggests.

Find out more at the BBC website