Some links suitable for the AiDA Think, Click SPB.
You may also want to take a look at More on cyberbullying, where I've added some more resources...
STOP cyber bullying - nice looking site, although the advice is a bit text heavy. It's also split into age groups and has sections for parents and teachers.
Get Game Smart - useful for online gaming advice about safety, especially for parents
'Cyber Monday' warning for online shoppers - advice for keeping safe whilst shopping online
Internet safety for children targeted - ooh, everyone in primary school is going to have lessons on interwebz safety
CEOP help buttons on social networking sites - BBC report
Tanya Byron talks about e-safety - BBC report
Pupil's views of web filters - BBC news report (you'll need headphones)
News report: children learn about e-safety - a primary school class
Digital Footprints - from Kids Smart. Explains what they are and why you should be bothered.
Cybersafety tips for using Twitter - the site looks like it must have lots of other useful links on it
Instant Messaging safety- from Microsoft so it must be reasonably reliable (probably
Blog safety advice - how to stay safe if you have a blog
Gloucestershire police mobile phone safety tips for kids - good for stuff on serial numbers and not getting your phone stolen
Cell phone safety tips - this one has more general advice
Safe2Read - some e-mail safety tips aimed at kids and parents
Downloading music safety - seems to be written for parents
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