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As part of this year's Safer Internet Day, we have created a full set of lesson resources to use in your classroom. They'll be sure to get your pupils talking, debating, and discussing all things internet safety. At the end of the lesson, you'll also have access to an online voting link where your class can join 40,000 other young people and anonymously share your class's vote. Then, we'll take their voices and shout them from the rooftops, making sure that they have a say on the Online Harms Bill too.
To get involved, all you need to do is click the link below to find out more and download these free resources.
These lessons explore the ways in which popular fashion brands are - and aren't - changing their industrial practices in light of the climate emergency.
These lessons explore how we deal with negative emotions (aged 5-11) and how online support networks can can lead users to be drawn into harmful ideologies, including misogyny and incel culture (aged 11-18).
With young people demanding to learn more about important but sensitive topics in schools, these lessons explore setting boundaries (aged 5-11) and consent (aged 11-18).
Please note: the Secondary & College lessons explore themes of sexual contact, harassment and abuse.
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