SafeWorkers, we are told, was formed to offer a unique reference point on workplace safety.

Workplace safety affects us all...

It doesn't matter whether you're...

• an employer;
• an employee;
  
• a self-employed trader; or
  
• a director of a large company.
  

You might even be...

• a customer who uses a shop; or
  
• a client who visits business premises.
  

Despite this, many people don't know their safety rights and responsibilities. Others ...

Over recent years there have been numerous unfortunate incidents where young children were exploited online by paedophiles and criminals.

To access help in keeping safer, parents, learners, practitioners etc. should pay a visit to NetSmartz Workshop;

NetSmartz Workshop is a free to use website that lists advice and suggestions on how to keep children safe online.

The site has separate sections for...

• parents;
• educators;
• teens; and
• younger children.

Different aspects of the...

The National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) mission is to educate and therefore empower a digital society to use the Internet safely and securely at...

• Home;

• Work; and

• School;
  

...protecting...

• the technology individuals' use;

• the networks individuals' connect to; and

• shared digital assets.
  

Visit StaySafeOnline at http://www.staysafeonline.org/ where the "For Higher Education" section may be the most interesting section for many of you; visit http://www.staysafeo...

A big thank you to Malcolm Bodley, E-Learning Advisor, JISC Regional Support Centre - Eastern, for bringing this resource to our attention.

The SWGfL eSafety Self Review Framework enables learning providers, or indeed any organisation that work with children/learners, to challenge their own eSafety provision. It provides the ability to track and monitor progress, highlighting aspirational eSafety levels.

How do you compare?

The eSafety Self Review Framework is available as an electroni...

Developed on behalf of Streetwise Safety Centre by Sharon Burn and Gary Smith these pages also  include worksheets kindly provided by McMillan Scott PLC.

All of the resources may be reproduced or photocopied for educational purposes only and may not be used for any commercial purposes or commercial gain. 

Investigate the resources on the Teachers' Page at http://www.homesafetygame.com/teachersPage.htm. 

There is a health and safety signs worksheet available at TES Connect (Visitors will need to register to download the word document).

Suitable for entry level students, particularly those taking a work based skills health and safety unit.

Find out more at http://www.tes.co.uk/article.aspx?storycode=6023673.