Staff who know what to look for
CPD-accredited online safety training covering online harms, safeguarding responsibilities and staff use of technology. Explore staff training
Online safety training for UK secondary schools
Online safety for the whole school. Ready for this year.
CPD-accredited staff training. Age-appropriate learning for pupils. Rewritten each year to keep pace with the online world.
CPD-accreditedonline safety training for school staff
KS3–KS5age-appropriate pupil courses
Rewritten yearlyfresh content for the academic year
One packagestaff training and pupil learning together
One school. One approach.
Give online safety a place across your school.
Help staff recognise the risks, pupils make informed choices and leaders see what has been completed.
Pupils who know what to do
Courses for KS3, KS4 and KS5 help young people recognise risks, question what they see and know where to get help. Explore pupil courses
Progress you can follow
Assessments and completion records help you see participation and identify where follow-up is needed. See how reporting helps
The 2026–27 edition
The online world moves on. So do our courses.
New platforms. New pressures. New ways to mislead. Each year, we rewrite our courses to reflect the risks facing school communities and the guidance schools work with.
Your staff course remains CPD-accredited. Your pupils get age-appropriate online safety learning. Your school gets an updated starting point for the year ahead.
See what pupils learnKCSIE 2026 · England
A whole-school duty deserves a whole-school approach.
Keeping Children Safe in Education brings staff training and pupil education into the same safeguarding picture. OSA helps you deliver those two parts together.
For 2026, the shorter Part One previously in Annex A has been removed. Schools should ensure all staff read Part One, including staff who do not work directly with children. Our online safety training supports your wider safeguarding work alongside that reading.
Read our guide to KCSIE and online safety