Key info – online safety
Safeguarding in sport should continue into the online world. Websites, social media channels, apps and other forms of online communication need safeguards in place to help to keep your young members and staff safe from harm.
Online safety policy - template
This template policy gives organisations guidelines they should outline to protect children and young people online.
The impact of social media use on young athletes' body image
We talk to Swim England about the impact that social media can have on young people's body image and what changes sport can make to ensure that their wellbeing is supported online.
Online Safety Part 1 - social media and online platforms
Keeping children and young people safe on social media and online platforms with the NSPCC online safety team.
Online Safety Part 2 - sharing images online
Keeping children and young people safe online with the NSPCC online safety team.
Online Safety Part 3 - cyberbullying in sport
Keeping children and young people safe online with the NSPCC online safety team.
Online Safety Part 4 - building resilience and reducing harm
How adults can support children and young people in reducing harm and building digital resilience in the online world. Samantha Lawrence and Louisa Street explore.
Online Safety Part 5 - how to keep children and young people safe
Practical ways to protect children and young people in sport from online risks while empowering them to navigate the digital space confidently.
How safe are our children? 2020
This NSPCC report compiles and analyses the most robust and up-to-date child protection data that exists across the four nations in the UK for 2020.
Acceptable use statement for online platforms
Acceptable use statement templates, to outline your policies on acceptable behaviour when using the internet, online platforms and devices
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