Whenever e-safety is discussed cyberbullying is always at or near the top of the agenda. It is a hot topic with very good reason as you can see from some examples HERE. A recent Beatbullying survey showed that 28 percent of young people are bullied with a significant number of those bullied for a year […]
Should Cyberbullying be Criminalized? Read More »
There are thousands of e-safety and online safety resources on the internet ranging from one extreme to the other. Some are fantastic, some are questionable. I am continually asked for the best resource for this or that, and my work across the whole public sector allows me a good perspective of some of these resources.
The Top Ten e-Safety Resources for Schools Read More »
Online safety or e-safety is always going to be a hot topic and tends to focus mainly on the child. But we shouldn’t forget that there is a profession which is always in the firing line when it comes to harassment, defamation or cyberbullying, threats and abuse – the teacher (not forgetting school support staff).
As a member of staff in school, have you been harassed or cyberbullied? Read More »
Twitter is a fantastic service and is proven time and time again to enhance the education of our children. In the download below I have created a brief guide for schools who would like to use Twitter or perhaps already are. This is not a “how to use Twitter” guide, but briefly goes into policy,
Twitter in School: Policy, Liability, Safe Use Read More »
