by meg | Jul 16, 2026 | Featured
We recently came across an article from Common Sense Media explaining that parents can’t switch off Google’s AI Search, it immediately caught our attention. The article explained that Google doesn’t currently provide an official setting to disable AI...
by Kids in Cyber | Apr 8, 2026 | Featured
What the Research Is Showing If a child becomes irritable or unsettled after watching certain videos, it is often dismissed as ‘too much screen time’. But emerging research suggests the issue may be more specific than that. It is not just how long children...
by Kids in Cyber | Mar 30, 2026 | Featured
Understanding Screen Time Guidance for Under 5s in Today’s World Screen time guidance for under 5s has quickly become one of the most discussed topics among parents and teachers. The recent direction from the UK government reflects a growing concern about how early...
by Kids in Cyber | Mar 16, 2026 | Featured
AI in the classroom is becoming more common across schools. Teachers are testing tools that generate images, write stories and answer questions instantly. However, many students encounter AI for the first time through generation tools. That order creates a problem....
by meg | Feb 4, 2026 | Featured
Growing Calls to Ban Social Media for Children Calls for the social media ban in the UK for children are growing louder, driven by fear, frustration and a genuine desire to protect. I understand that instinct. When we see headlines about harm, exploitation and...
by Kids in Cyber | Jan 5, 2026 | Featured
We are thrilled to share that Kids in Cyber is heading to BETT, one of the world’s biggest EdTech shows.This year is extra special because we will be pitching at the innovation theatre while championing digital literacy for primary schools. From the start, our mission...
