Wishing the best of luck to our brilliant School Engagement Officer, Tim! βοΈπΈπ¬
Heβs in Singapore this week, delivering Breckβs story and vital online safety sessions to thousands of children, parents, guardians, and teachers.
Have a fantastic time, Tim!
#OnlineSafety
As Black History Month UK comes to a close this week, we want to celebrate incredible individuals making a real difference in the world today. πβ¨
Swipe through to learn more about their inspiring work and legacy! π€
#BHMUK#BlackHistoryMonth#MakingADifference@arbowe@KSI
From Gaming to Murder: The Killing of Breck Bednar is out now on Prime Video. For the first time, a documentary explores Breck's legacy: why Lorin started the Breck Foundation and how our work in schools helps young people stay safe online. https://t.co/PnxbGO6qWr @primevideo
From Gaming to Murder: The Killing of Breck Bednar is out on @PrimeVideo. Told by Breckβs family and friends, it shows how online grooming can happen and why open conversations between young people and adults they trust matter so much. A difficult but important watch for all π
Huge congratulations to Ian Russell MBE, Ellen Roome MBE & Esther Ghey on receiving a #PrideOfBritain Special Recognition Award! πβ¨ Their courage and tireless campaigning for #JoolsLaw, the Online Safety Act, and phone-free schools are transforming online safety. @mollyroseorg
Our Breck Foundation speaker sessions are the perfect fit for your school's PSHE curriculum.
We deliver age-appropriate, real-world talks on:
β Online grooming & gaming safety
β AI, deepfakes & misinformation
β Digital wellbeing
Book a session today: https://t.co/fYgTjkJo5w
In support of @YoungMindsUK, weβre talking about mental wellbeing online. Filters, algorithms, device addiction and harmful content can all affect how young people feel, and open conversations can make all the difference π #WorldMentalHealthDay https://t.co/24DIfn9yRA
Years 5 and 6 had a workshop this week from the Breck Foundation. Thank you to Kerry for retelling an important story with a strong message with how to stay safe online @BreckFound
Parents and carers of 9 to 17-year-olds: help us shape DRAGON-Shield, new research-based resources to help families talk about online grooming. 2 workshops, Oct and Nov 2026, with free training included.
Register: https://t.co/KsKOLEWuIg
#OnlineSafety@ProjectDragon_s
Meet our School Engagement Officers from Northamptonshire! π¬π§
Whether youβre looking for guidance on online safety or want to bring an impactful talk to your students, our team is here to help. Visit https://t.co/uvBwqvPaFx for more information.
#InternetSafety
A list of banned apps won't cover every game, chat or messaging space children use. Rules help, but children still need trusted adults they feel able to talk to. That's where we'll keep focusing.
Tech firms could earn an exemption from the under-16s social media ban if they make their platforms safe by design. Good. Responsibility belongs with the platforms, not parents. Now the bar must be high, independent and reviewed every year #SafetyByDesign
https://t.co/IbIWYfGpaC
Meet Adam, one of our dedicated speakers who shares Breckβs story with students across the UK.
He helps young people understand the importance of online safety and how to protect themselves in a digital world.
π Currently working in Northumberland
https://t.co/nM0edqGxAL
Gangs are using social media "scoreboards" to rank real violence. We're deeply concerned about what this means for children and young people.
Talk to your children about what they see online and who they talk to.
Read the full article here: https://t.co/w1eeDH5RPO
At todayβs West Sussex County Council Junior Citizens event at The Hawth Theatre, Ifield Community College students presented to over 100 Year 6 pupils on critical online safety skills, focusing on identifying AI-generated content and detecting fake news.