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Guidance and training for schools and professionals

The following guidance and training resources have been developed to provide professionals who work with young people practical tips and advice on understanding, preventing and responding to online sexual harassment in educational settings.

The following guidance and training resources have been developed to provide professionals who work with young people practical tips and advice on understanding, preventing and responding to online sexual harassment in educational settings.

Guidance for Schools

Peer to peer online sexual harassment is a form of violence against children.

Supporting children who display harmful sexual behaviour online

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Staff training webinars

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Guidance for law enforcement working with children

Law enforcement professionals play a crucial role in safeguarding young people who experience, or are at risk of experiencing, online sexual harassment or exploitation. Research reveals 51% of UK youth aged 13-17 years have witnessed their peers sharing nude or nearly nude images of someone they know online.