sexting

The NSPCC and LGfL Digisafe have released the first Snapshot from a survey of almost 40,000 7-16 year-olds, exploring their experiences online. This snapshot looks at children sending and receiving sexual messages.

Educators can now access the updated version of our educational resource looking at issues around sexting.

The government is asking parents, teachers and young people from across England to help shape a new relationships and sex education curriculum that will help them stay safe and face the challenges of the modern world.

Childnet has today published research as part of a Europe-wide project that reveals that young people across the UK are being targeted by their peers with online sexual harassment.

A survey of parents launched today by the NSPCC finds that just 2 in 5 parents have spoken to their child about sexting.

A recent report from the PSHE Association found that parents want schools to do more to educate children about the risks of sending sexual messages and images.

Today a new report from the NSPCC, Children’s Commissioner for England and Middlesex University reveals the extent of young people’s exposure to online pornography and the impact this can have on their attitudes, beliefs and behaviours.

BBC investigation finds 30% of revenge pornography incidents reported to police involve under-19s

Sexual harassment in schools inquiry launched, as new research shows young people's experiences both online and offline.

The trailer for three short films launching in March that will provide educators with a practical approach to teach key online issues