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The Home Learning Hub is our free library of resources to support parents and carers who are taking the time to help their children be safer online. We have adapted our classroom-based resources to make them easily accessible for everyone.

A brief description explains each resource, so once you are ready simply click the ‘download’ buttons.

Featured Resources

Looking for the latest in safeguarding news? Whether it be an upcoming Awareness week or newly released content, this frequently updated page is your one-stop-shop for contemporary, credible, and relevant content.  

Pride Resources

Pride Learning Pack

This pride pack will help educate you and any young people in your care, helping develop a deeper understanding of LGBTQ+. The pack can be used in the classroom or at home to help prompt important and honest discussions.

Pride Learning Support Pack

The support pack is designed to help and guide you through the activities we have created for you in the resource pack. In the support pack we have provided examples of scenarios, questions and talking points.

Top Tips to Ensure Your Environment is Supportive for All

This one pager looks at ways to ensure your environment is supportive for all, it includes guidance around supporting young people through potentially difficult and confusing times.

What Are Your Words Worth?

An Activity Pack for Secondary Schools about the Power of Online Comments

This activity pack is designed to prompt young people to think about the words they use online. The activities included will help them to reflect about comments they make on social media or gaming platforms and how those words may impact others. There is also a challenge included to make more #PostivePosts!

Who Are Your Trusted Adults?

Primary Aged Children

Ages: 7-11

This lesson is designed to teach children what a Trusted Adult is and who they can turn to if they’re worried or concerned. It discusses the concept of trust and how children can identify trustworthy people in their lives, and uses a video to explain who children might speak to and includes examples of trusted adults, charities and organisations.

Secondary Aged Children

Ages: 11-18

The Trusted Adult resources encourages young people to think about the adults in their lives that they would turn to in a time of worry or crisis. The lesson includes a discussion about what trust is and about the qualities that a trustworthy person may have. It uses a video to explain who young people might speak to and includes examples of trusted adults, charities and organisations.

Makaton Edition

Ages: All

To make our videos more accessible to children and young people with special educational needs, we’re incorporating Makaton, a special language programme that uses signs and symbols to communicate. Check out the video to find out more about who children and young people can trust when they need help most.