Resource library

This 2013 NSPCC report describes the experiences of 11-12 year olds on social networking sites. It also looks at roles that parents, social network providers and regulation can play to protect them.

Sample statement for sports clubs to help make children and parents aware of their policies on acceptable behaviour on the internet and social media.

This sample policy gives organisations an idea of the types of safeguards they should outline to protect children and young people online.

This display poster provides a good example of how to highlight the key points of a social media policy to participants and spectators. 

A CPSU webinar looking at how organisations can support young people to speak out about bullying. 

A CPSU webinar in conjunction with the IWF and Marie Collins Foundation, exploring the ways in which sports organisations can promote a new Home Office campaign about the laws on viewing indecent images online. 

This NSPCC report compiles and analyses the most robust and up-to-date child protection data that exists across the four nations in the UK for 2018.

In this webinar we looked at what sports organisations can do to safeguard both young people and themselves while interacting with members online.