Sirthomasbougheyacademy.Uk Increased Online Risks for Children During Summer Holidays Prompt Authorities to Act
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- •Czech authorities have launched a campaign to combat online risks for children during summer.
- •Research shows some children are willing to meet online strangers, increasing vulnerability.
- •Free cyber safeguarding training is being offered to parents in the UK to improve online safety awareness.
Czech authorities warn of heightened online risks for children during summer holidays, citing increased internet usage due to loneliness and lack of activities. A prevention campaign focuses on dangers such as cyber grooming, online manipulation, and exploitation. Research indicates that some children may agree to meet strangers encountered online. The Interior Ministry has allocated CZK 40 million for child protection measures, including helplines and violence prevention programs. Concurrently, the West Midlands Regional Organised Cyber Crime Unit is offering free cyber safeguarding training for parents and carers to enhance awareness of online safety and reporting procedures for concerning behaviours.
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