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It's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek. The internet can be a great place for young people to find support if they need it. To help them get the most of these opportunities, we have some advice for teenagers on seeking online support safely. See our advice http://ow.ly/TEoD50u9rNg pic.twitter.com/gDnHOFppyK

Sometimes, nude images get shared around groups of young people. Our new advice for those aged 14+ explains why you should never share a nude image of someone else, and what to do when images are being shared around. See our advice http://ow.ly/TCv550u5c6r pic.twitter.com/r6nCQqzpQM

The @NCA_UK @CEOPUK are active members of the UK Council for Internet Safety (UKCIS). Take a look at how 3 tools developed by UKCIS can support you with some of your key responsibilities in helping to protect children online http://ow.ly/fMgZ50u5b6N pic.twitter.com/ihmKVMFU27

Teenagers are spending an increasing amount of time playing games with people across the world. See our new article for teens on how young people can play online games safely http://ow.ly/E2bG50tWcbp pic.twitter.com/UgKybO132m

Another positive roundtable between @NCA_UK @CEOPUK and senior leaders from the gaming sector, collaborating to keep children safe online. Thanks to @SpaceApeGames @PoliceChiefs @INTERPOL_HQ @Jagex @MSP_world @supercell @EA @Roblox @uk_ie @LEGO_Group @EC3Europolpic.twitter.com/ZnmZ5OtV7A

Our colleagues at @childnet have launched a new PSHE toolkit with films and lesson plans for young people aged 11-14, exploring topics of online pornography, healthy relationships and body image. Download here http://ow.ly/VWP550tTScx pic.twitter.com/rOPO1qc5KM

The @NatWorGroup are exploring the capacity of professionals to respond to the online exploitation of children. Tell them your experiences by answering their online survey to help ensure the support offered to professionals is appropriate and effective. http://ow.ly/3pzU50txhaB pic.twitter.com/m1LDSkLmvf

Want to join CEOP's creative, fun, hardworking Education Team? We are looking for an Education Manager and Education Officer to help deliver the national Thinkuknow programme. Find out more and apply here: http://ow.ly/JOxN50txmED  (Manager) http://ow.ly/RS2I50txmIm  (Officer)pic.twitter.com/rQ5t8k1dSu

Have you entered the @childnet Film competition? Open to all UK schools and youth organisations, the competition invites all young people aged 7-18 to create a short film about internet safety, showcasing positive and inspiring use of the internet. http://ow.ly/CQVx50tw5iX pic.twitter.com/uvOnlOivfC

Yesterday, our Education team was delighted to welcome colleagues from @AusFedPolice and @ThinkUKnow_Aus, packing lots into their flying visit!pic.twitter.com/k2nrZcy4fb

It's never too early to start taking action to keep your under 5 safe online. Read our 7 tips for parents to find out more about what you can do to keep your child safe http://ow.ly/c2dV50rOQTb pic.twitter.com/kNRR4G18jT

We have an Ambassador course taking place in London today, good luck to all the delegates attending, we'd love to hear from you! Do you work with children and can deliver training? Want to become a @CEOPUK Ambassador? See our list of upcoming courses http://ow.ly/GMUV50rKDoi pic.twitter.com/APxUb4DTpc

Today is #Shakespearesbirthday #ShakespeareDay Have you seen our short film that tells the age-old story of Romeo and Juliet...with a modern twist? "The world changes, children don't" shows how their lives might play out online today. Check it out https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/romeo-and-juliet/ …pic.twitter.com/zzyemuGCSO

Are you looking for a fun way to talk to your 8-10 year old about online safety? Use our Band Runner game and website to open up conversations about what they do online. http://ow.ly/UeIw50qJzJn pic.twitter.com/sPiZ6rilhv

Work with 4-7 year olds? #JessieAndFriends is an age-appropriate, fun and effective way to help keep children safe online. Download the @PSHEassociation Quality Marked lesson plans now! http://ow.ly/1yBb50qJyLP pic.twitter.com/H9z2q6DVbg

Sometimes offenders may demand young people pay a sum of money in order to avoid images or videos being shared with friends and family. Parent Info has advice on how you can talk to your child about this type of blackmail http://ow.ly/bTag50qBEtA pic.twitter.com/7SiVVZ1rW3

Today is #schooladmissions #NationalOfferDay. Start the online safety conversation with your 4 year old today using Jessie & Friends . Watch the animations and download the storybooks here http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/jessie-and-friends …pic.twitter.com/Q5KkKLZ4UR