THINKUKNOW CYBER CAFE
CEOP has been working with Becta, the Department for Children, Schools and Families, the Internet Proficiency group and GridClub to create this cool Cyber Café. Visit it now to help Griff and his friends stay safe while using email, chat areas, mobiles and other new technologies!
Follow this link to visit the Cyber Café.
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- Screen time: why you shouldn’t worry
- How do I know if social media posts are sponsored?
- Why you should talk openly with children about sex and relationships
- When teens share nudes
- Why our school system needs to change
- Skin gambling: what parents should know
- Apex Legends: a parent's guide
- Helping your child to manage anxiety
- Immunisation: the facts
- Harmful sexual behaviour in children and young people: what parents need to know
- NCA-CEOP’s new ‘Jessie & Friends’ resource to help keep your child safer online
- What parents need to know about 'sextortion’
- Don’t focus on the so-called ‘Momo Challenge’: educate children about online safety
- Simple life hacks if your family wants to cut back on screen time
- Low mood: a guide for parents
- Safer Internet Day 2019: How to help your child be kind to others online
- A fun tool to help your child solve online safety dilemmas
- When should technology be used during exam season?
- What you need to know about online grooming
- Secret Conversations on Facebook: a parent’s guide
- Teenage relationships in the digital age
- What is the dark web? A parent’s guide
- Sharenting: should you share pictures of your children online?
- Talking to your teen about sexting? Get the facts.
- Talking to your teenager about consent
- Spotting abuse in teenage relationships
- VPNs: What are Virtual Private Networks?
- Supporting teenagers through relationships
- How can the digital world help young people with epilepsy?
- Helping your child cope with panic attacks
- Conversations with young children about sex and relationships
- Mood-altering substances – everything you need to know
- Child-friendly T&Cs: what parents should know
- Fake news: a parent's guide
- Meeting others: the particular challenges for LGBTQ+ children
- Ten tips for talking to your child’s school about bullying
- Are you worried your child might see something inappropriate online?
- Childhood stroke: what parents need to know
- Homework: 10 tips to get ahead
- Does your child have the skills to combat cybercrime?
- At what age can my child…?
- Viral Trends 2: the sequel
- Saving made simple
- Preparing for university: a parent's guide
- Digital resilience: a parent's guide
- Five tips for starting a new school
- Talking to your child about suicidal thoughts
- It’s no game – how to tell if your child is addicted to tech
- Snapchat: a parent's guide
- Helping your child cope with peer pressure