For children, parents, schools, and councils.
Digital safety education for children, and the adults who keep them safe.
Cyber Safety Nest helps children learn to stay safe online, with guidance built for the parents, schools, and councils who look after them.
Courses for families
All courses- 4 lessons
Password Power
Your password is the key to your Nest. Four short lessons on making one that holds, keeping it yours, and knowing exactly what to do if someone gets in. For ages 9 to 15.
- 4 lessons
Scams That Target Families
The scams most likely to reach your household, the ones aimed at your children, and one family drill that defeats nearly all of them. Plus, exactly what to do in the first hour if money or details were taken.
- 6 lessons
The Confident Digital Parent
Calm, practical footing for the parent of a 6- to 14-year-old. What your child's online world actually looks like, the five risks without the panic, how to talk so they tell you things, what to set up, and what to do if something goes wrong.
- 6 lessons
The Open Sky Storytime
Read The Open Sky together, one chapter at a time. Six short sessions for a grown-up and a child aged 6 to 14: read, spot the feathers that don't fit, and talk about it. Five to ten minutes each.
- 7 lessons
The Open Sky: Fly Safe
Meet the flock, learn the five rules of the sky, and build the one skill that beats every trick: spotting feathers that don't fit. For ages 9–12
How Cyber Safety Nest works
Keeping children safe online means teaching the children and supporting the adults around them. Our approach moves through three stages.
Awareness
Clear, age-appropriate guides, articles, and a podcast that help children and the adults around them understand today’s online risks: scams, cyberbullying, deepfakes, and unwanted contact.
Behaviour
Scenario-based learning that helps turn knowledge into everyday habits, because knowing about a risk and acting safely are different things.
Cultural change
Support for schools and councils to bring digital safety to whole communities, not one child at a time.
Who it’s for
Guides for parents
All guidesRecent stories
All stories- · Office of the Governor of New YorkNew York finalises rules on algorithmic feeds for under-18s(opens in a new tab)
- · European CommissionEurope publishes new recommendations on keeping children safe online(opens in a new tab)
- · Electronic Frontier FoundationThe argument against age verification, and why it matters(opens in a new tab)
Contact
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Cyber Safety Nest is here to help children stay safe online. If you’re a parent, a school, or a council and you’d like to talk, email us.
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