Children and Young People – Online Safety and Digital Resilience Toolkits – Self-help Resources

Internet safety is all about staying safe online and being
aware of any potential risks such as malware, scams, and cyberbullying, etc.

Children and young people accessing the internet may be
unaware of these risks, which makes raising awareness of online safety and
digital resilience important.

Children use the internet in different ways depending on their age. As such, find age-specific resources to get you started. 

 

  • Online Safety Tips for Parents of Pre-School Children (www.internetmatters.org) 
  • Online Safety Tips for Parents of Primary School Children (www.internetmatters.org) 
  • Online Safety Tips for Parents of 11-13 Year Olds (www.internetmatters.org) 
  • Online Safety Tips for Parents of 14+ Year Olds (www.internetmatters.org) 
  • Digital Resilience Toolkit – Parenting Guide (www.internetmatters.org) 
  • Digital Resilience Toolkit – Advice for Parents of 6-10 Year Olds (www.internetmatters.org) 
  • Digital Resilience Toolkit – Advice for Parents of 11-13 Year Olds (www.internetmatters.org) 
  • Digital Resilience Toolkit – Advice for parents of 14+ Year Olds (www.internetmatters.org)  
  • Child-on-Child Abuse – Tips for Parents and Carers (www.internetmatters.org) 

 

 

Internet Matters (internetmatters.org) supports parents and professionals with comprehensive resources and expert guidance to help them navigate the ever-changing world of child internet safety. 

 

Please note: 

Completion certificates are not automatically generated for Recovery Academy digital resources.

A resource will show as ‘completed’ only when all of the resources above have been viewed.

If you require a certificate, once you have completed all of these resources, please contact the Recovery Academy.

 

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