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Online radicalisation and extremism
Guidance and information to help understand online radicalisation and extremism and how to report concerns.
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The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning: educational resources
A resource to support learners studying The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning for WJEC A Level Drama. It includes interviews with the original production including director John E McGrath, writer Tim Price, designer Chloe Lamford and actors Matthew Aubrey and Gwawr Loader.
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Prevent duty training: Supporting people vulnerable to radicalisation
This online training is for people working in sectors covered by the Prevent duty, such as education, health, local authorities, police, prisons, probation and youth justice. You will learn about the Prevent duty; different forms of extremism and terrorism; the risk around radicalisation and your supportive role; making a Prevent referral and the interventions and support available.
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Online issues and worries: online radicalisation and extremism
Extremism is someone having strong beliefs (usually about politics, religion or social issues) that most people don’t find acceptable or reasonable.
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Advice and support
Providing children and young people, education practitioners, education professionals, parents and carers with information and knowledge to promote online safety for young people.
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Advice for children and young people: online issues and worries
We all want to keep our online experience positive so this area has been created to help you make sense of some of the issues that you might have to deal with.
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Online issues and worries: illegal and offensive content
There are lots of great things on the internet, but there are also risks associated with being online.
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Training and development
Providing relevant training to education practitioners, education professionals, schools and other partners to support the delivery of online safety education to children and young people.
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Resources, tools and services
Providing a range of resources for children and young people, education practitioners, education professionals, parents and carers to support the delivery of online safety education and promotion.
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Communication and promotion
Raising the profile of online safety to reach a wide audience and reinforce the importance of using the internet safely and responsibly.