For donating the Real Madrid Shirt.
Guardian Saints Safer Internet Day 2018 Prize Draw - Winners announced.
To support Safer Internet Day 2018, Guardian Saints held a prize draw, which was open to children and young people in care.
To enter the draw, they needed to answer a series of short questions facilitated by SmartSurvey that asked about how they use the Internet, what they think is good about it and what they don’t like about the online world.
The prize draw took place at the Blurring Boundaries conference held on 6th February 2018, at the University of Suffolk to mark Safer Internet Day.
The draw was kindly made by Professor Emma Bond, Director of Research at the University of Suffolk. Guardian Saints is grateful to Professor Bond for her support of the work we are doing to make the Internet a safer place for children in care.
Professor Bond said:
“The University of Suffolk is very proud to be supporting the work of Guardian Saints. This is vitally important issue which has been overlooked for too long.”
Draw made on 6th February 2018 by Professor Emma Bond at the University of Suffolk - Ipswich.
1st draw made by Professor Emma Bond at University of Suffolk - Ipswich.
Draw Order Fostering Services Prize Chosen
1st Caldecott Fostering iPad Air 2 64GB
2nd TACT Yorkshire £150 Amazon Voucher
3rd Sunbeam Fostering Agency Signed Real Madrid Shirt
We would like to thank Steve Pankhurst, BT and Menlo Security for their generosity.[Statement about Smart Survey]
Steve Pankhurst for donating an iPad
For donating the Amazon voucher
In addition, we would like to thank SmartSurvey
for both it's support and generosity in helping us
to facilitate this survey.
Guardian Saints lobbies Government, Internet Service Providers and Internet Presences to make changes that will make the Internet a safer place for all young people, but especially for the often vulnerable children in care. Since we are continually being told that there is not enough evidence to support the changes we are seeking, the results collected in this survey will be reviewed and used to further help us support fostering services, fostering agencies and foster carers to cope with the challenges that new technology presents.
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Importance of fostering providers, fostering agency providing Online safety training, and awareness around digital resilience, cyber security and children's privacy, young people in care.
Guardian Saints is supporting IASME who is working closely with the National Cyber Security Centre to educate charities about the cyber threat they face and inform them about the benefits of Cyber Essentials.
Online safety awareness training for young children in care for fostering providers. We will cover common social media apps the benefits and concerns. Privacy settings and safeguards explained to help young people in care's awareness and to promote a safe and positive experience when using the Internet.
Beginners guide to GDPR and Cyber Security Seminar in association NAFP - Fostering Providers
Guardian Saints - devoted to helping the Fostering Sector protect young people's data & privacy and to enhance cyber-security resilience.
Guardian Saints work with fostering organisations and individuals responsible for safeguarding young people in care. We help them build robust policy and practices for data protection and online safety.
As part of the work we did to support Safer Internet Day this year, we collected information about how young people in care used the internet, what they liked and disliked and what worried them about using it. This report presents a summary of what they told us.
Guardian Saints work with organisations and individuals responsible for safeguarding young people in care. We help them build robust policy and practices for data protection and online safety.
As part of the work we did to support Safer Internet Day this year, we collected information about how young people in care used the internet, what they liked and disliked and what worried them about using it. This report presents a summary of what they told us.
