Safer Internet Day 2026
Safer Internet Day (10th February 2026) is a global initiative helping to inform people of the dangers (and opportunities) inherent in digital and internet-connected devices and services. This year’s theme is:
We’e always keen to share good practice regarding online safety and to share with home educating parents and carers because they are an essential part of the safety net. As well as Safer Internet Day, we’ll point you to free resources from CEOP, NCSC and others.
170 Countries Worldwide
The reach of Safer Internet Day is across 170 countries and each country signs up to supporting users to make better decisions.
18 Editions
Safer Internet Day has grown over 18 editions and has kept up with technological advances.
6 Continents
Whole continents are engaged in the Safer Internet Day initiative and only 1 is excluded (Antarctica). Well, not many penguins use the Internet.
Enter CIC
Official Supporter
Enter CIC is a certified official supporter of Safer Internet Day 2026.
Parent and Carer
Resources
The resources available in this section have been prepared by the Safer Internet Day team to support your conversations with specific age groups.
They are free to use and share. You can open in a browser or download and edit by using your free Microsoft account, if you have one.
Other free software such as LibreOffice can open and edit Microsoft PowerPoint files, too.
Each age-specific section includes:
- Activity sheet
- Discussion slides
- Subject overview
- Personal safety plan
- Quiz sheet
SID Quizzes
Online
While you can download the quizzes and use as printed activities, you can also click on the link on the right and work through an online version, just in case using a computer is your usual way of working.
Quiz for ages 7 to 11
Paper isn’t for everyone! So, why not use this excellent quiz by following the link below if using a computer is your usual way of working.
Quiz for ages 11 to 14
Why not save the planet and avoid printing the quiz! Use this excellent quiz by following the link below if using a computer is your usual way of working.
CEOP and NCSC Resources
Visit SID
Safe Online
Remember to stay safe online. If you feel unsafe, speak to a trusted adult.