Children spend a significant amount of time online - averaging 23 hours a week on smartphones and other gadgets (CensusWide, 2019). Our Online Safety Plan, developed in time for Safer Internet Day, helps teachers promote online safety and encourage pupils to speak up about their worries using tootoot.

TikTok is the short-form video social media app taking the world by storm. Check out our TikTok guide for schools, parents and teachers.

This year will be the 7th Stop Cyberbullying Day, and whilst efforts are being made to protect young people from cyberbullying, it is still a problem that a lot of children and young people face. Tootoot gives children a confidential way to voice their concerns as soon as something makes them feel unhappy or unsafe.

Mental Health Awareness Week focuses on body image. Depending on who you follow, your social feeds can be full of unreachable goals that ultimately make you feel bad about yourself. But this doesn’t have to be the case. Social media can be full of inspiration – you just have to know where to find it.