To mark Safer Internet Day on 6 February, the NSPCC and the London Grid for Learning (LGfL DigiSafe) is urging primary and secondary schools across the UK to take part in a free pupil online safety survey.
Findings from the anonymous survey will be used to help develop a better understanding of young people's online lives via a national academic report, and locally, by returning the data to participating schools.
More than 22,000 children and young people took part in the previous survey which was held in 2015.
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