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Internet safety & security is everyone’s responsibility...
SWGfL has pioneered work in the field of Internet safety since 2003 with huge success. The organisation and its partners work tirelessly to ensure that not only children across the South West are safer whilst online but also their parents and those working with them, where ever they are.


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Do you understand what your child is doing on the Internet? Learning more can help them stay safe...
Find information on SWGfL policies and safety related issues, whilst raising your awareness of technologies and their risks...
Welcome to Staying Safe! There's loads of information on being Cyber Smart, links to cool sites, fun activities and much more...

Projects & Initiatives
e-Safety Policy Template

Creating an e-Safety Policy?
SWGfL has provided a template...

e-Safety Family Toolkit

The Family e-Safety Toolkit
Help children work safely online...

e-Safety SRF
Challenge your E-Safety Provision
With the SWGfL E-Safety Self Review Framework ...


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e-safety News
Digital manifesto calls for a block on child abuse sites

Manifesto calls on the government to block access to all known child abuse websites and newsgroups...


British children among the highest internet users and the highest risk takers.

91% of UK children (6 to 17) use the internet, including 87% of 6-10 year olds. We also have amongst...


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External e-Safety News
US kids busy bullying, sexy texting

Participants were asked a series of questions about their own involvement in sexually explicit messa...

Source: Register - London,England,UK


Bebo chief says peer recommendations is the future of social networks

AOL-owned Bebo offers a service to broadcasters, brands and publishers called 'open media'. This all...

Source: Telegraph.co.uk - United Kingdom


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