Common Sense Media and Day of AI have teamed up to launch a free toolkit, featuring a video and interactive activities to help families and educators explore AI together.
Useful Resources for Adults who work with Young People
'As Children’s Commissioner, I have consistently said that no child should be exposed to pornography online. That is not an ideal – it is the bare minimum we should expect from an online world which is now where children spend so much of their lives.
We do not tolerate pornographic magazines on school buses or graphic sexual material on children’s television. Why children’s exposure to it online has ever been tolerated is beyond understanding.'
The Alan Turing Institute's Children and AI and AI for Public Services teams explored the perspectives of children, parents, carers and teachers on generative AI technologies.
New Online Safety Policy, AUPs & Template Letters -
These have all been updated to reflect the latest guidance and emerging risks, including AI, chatbots and financial exploitation. These are all ready for you to customise and download at safepolicies.lgfl.net
Keeping Children Safe in Education 2025
For Information Version
(Updated 27th August 2025)
This is a video summary of changes to the document - by safeguarding specialist Andrew Hall.
There is a link to purchase the slides too.
#IsThisOk? is the Mayor of Greater Manchester’s campaign aimed at men and boys to address the unacceptable behaviour faced by women and girls.
It encourages people to call it out if they see their friends, colleagues or family members demonstrating these behaviours.
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