NSPPC Website 

(Click this link to explore a wealth of information and support)

Provides Practical Advice for Families

The site offers age-appropriate tips and guidance so parents, carers and schools can help children stay safe online. This includes:

• How to talk with children about online risks, including difficult topics like sexting or harmful content.

• Tools like quizzes and conversation starters to open up discussions about safe internet use.

• Guidance on using and setting up parental controls on devices, apps and services.

This helps adults feel confident talking with children about online safety and supporting good digital habits.

Covers a Wide Range of Online Harm Topics

The NSPCC page explains key online safety issues that children might face, including:

• Bullying and cyberbullying

• Online grooming

• Sharing of explicit images

• Exposure to distressing or harmful content

• Fake news and misinformation

These topics come with tips on recognising signs and ways to respond appropriately.

Supports Understanding of Technology

The site includes guides to specific apps, games and devices so parents and teachers can understand what children are using and how to make them safer. Topics include:

• social media platforms

• online games

• chat apps

• internet-connected devices

This helps adults better judge age-appropriate use and relevant safety settings.

Offers Helplines and Professional Support

If a child is worried, upset or in danger online:

• Adults can contact the NSPCC Helpline for advice.

• Childline provides free, confidential support directly for children and young people who need to talk.

Contact the NSPCC Helpline

You can contact our Helpline by calling 0808 800 5000 or emailing help@NSPCC.org.uk

18 or under?

Childline offers free, confidential advice and support whatever your worry, whenever you need help.

0800 1111

Useful Links to Help Keep Children Safe Online 

Sextortion

‘Sextortion' is a type of online blackmail. It's when criminals threaten to share pictures, videos or information about you unless you pay money or do something else you don’t want to.

For more information follow the link: Police: Sextortion - Help and Support