School resources
School resources
Online responsibility resources for schools, collated by our experts and checked by education professionals.
Helping students navigate the digital world safely starts in the classroom.
Our free online safety resources give primary school teachers, classroom assistants, and school leaders the tools to talk to pupils about digital responsibility, online safety, and protecting their digital footprint, covering everything from cyberbullying awareness to safe social media use. Browse our printable posters, ready-to-use classroom activities, and parent newsletter templates below.
KS2 online safety newsletter for parents
We understand the importance of distributing suitable guidance to parents around online safety, and the impact that strong guidance can have on developing positive digital habits from an early age.
We also understand the resource impact schools currently face in sourcing these materials, so we have created our first KS2 quarterly newsletter – which you can now distribute to all KS2 parents.
Our free autumn term Online Safety Newsletter covers back-to-school tips and conversation starters for parents.
Download our latest issue (PDF)We also understand the resource impact schools currently face in sourcing these materials, so we have created our first KS2 quarterly newsletter – which you can now distribute to all KS2 parents.
Our free autumn term Online Safety Newsletter covers back-to-school tips and conversation starters for parents.
KS2 online safety posters
Free, print-ready posters for classrooms and corridors - covering device sharing, online privacy and gaming safety.
Browse our posters
KS2 online responsibility workbook
Developed for Online Responsibility Day, our activity workbook can be used year-round to integrate positive digital habits into classroom activities.
These activities can be used for discussion prompts, group activities, and homework tasks designed to get pupils thinking critically about their online behaviour.
COMING SOONThese activities can be used for discussion prompts, group activities, and homework tasks designed to get pupils thinking critically about their online behaviour.
Printable KS3 Posters
Free, print-ready posters for classrooms and corridors - covering cyberbullying, digital footprints, AI misinformation and consent.
Browse our posters
Get involved in Online Responsibility Day
Taking place on the last Thursday of September, we're inviting schools, youth groups and organisations to reflect on how they can improve our digital spaces.