Ineqe Safeguarding Group

Ineqe Safeguarding Group Leading independent safeguarding organisation. Empowering people to stay safer through education, training, technology and consultancy 🛡

INEQE Safeguarding Group is a leading independent safeguarding organisation empowering people to stay safer through education, training, expert consultancy, and the use of innovative technology. We provide a variety of products and services to help manage risk, including courses, training, and conferences for child protection, safeguarding and advocacy professionals. We also create bespoke digital

packages for schools that help eliminate risks to children. Our solutions are designed for a wide spectrum of clients, including public and private sectors across the UK, Ireland and beyond. https://ineqe.com/

Our Safer Schools Safeguarding Ecosystem, delivered in partnership with leading school insurance company Zurich Municipal, helps educate, empower and protect entire school communities in the Digital World. To learn more visit our website,
https://oursaferschools.co.uk/

INEQE and The Department of Education NI have partnered to provide the award-winning Safer Schools NI App, Resources and Training to all school staff, parents, and carers to keep children and young people in their care safer online. To learn more visit our website,
https://saferschoolsni.co.uk/

16/06/2026

Is a blanket social media ban for under-16s actually the right move? 🚫📱

Our CEO, Jim Gamble, founding chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre, joined BBC Breakfast to discuss the government’s plans to introduce a ban by next spring.

While the intentions are good, the reality is much more complex.

As Jim highlights, a total ban risks doing more harm than good.
"We are great at the rhetoric, but not great at the reality. Harms exist, but so do opportunities." - Jim Gamble

Watch the full clip below to hear Jim break down why we need nuanced, workable solutions rather than blanket bans.

👇 Watch his interview here 👇

16/06/2026

Is a blanket social media ban for under-16s actually the right move? 🚫📱

Our CEO, Jim Gamble, founding chief executive of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre, joined BBC Breakfast to discuss the government’s plans to introduce a ban by next spring.

While the intentions are good, the reality is much more complex. As Jim highlights, a total ban risks doing more harm than good.

"We are great at the rhetoric, but not great at the reality. Harms exist, but so do opportunities." - Jim Gamble

Watch the full clip below to hear Jim break down why we need nuanced, workable solutions rather than blanket bans.

👇 Watch the interview here 👇

📵 "Still Not Safe Enough."That's the verdict from Ofcom latest report on how children in the UK are growing up online a...
10/06/2026

📵 "Still Not Safe Enough."

That's the verdict from Ofcom latest report on how children in the UK are growing up online and there's a lot in it that every parent, carer and educator should see.

One finding about how kids are turning to AI really stopped us in our tracks.

We've broken the whole report down, with practical things you can do at home and in school 👇

https://zurl.co/Z2myJ

The way we share children's images online has changed. Has your guidance changed too? Join us on 17th June for a free 20...
09/06/2026

The way we share children's images online has changed. Has your guidance changed too?

Join us on 17th June for a free 20-minute briefing exploring the emerging safeguarding risks associated with children's images in the age of AI.

Learn how your school or organisation can take an informed, safe stance on sharing photos of young people online with our Protecting Children's Images package.

📅 17th June 2026
⏱ Join at 15:40 - 20 minutes
📦 Includes a walk-through of the new resource package

Register today - https://zurl.co/0pgXG

The central concern is a significant mismatch between the franchise’s child-friendly surface and the content of its late...
20/05/2026

The central concern is a significant mismatch between the franchise’s child-friendly surface and the content of its later chapters.

Horror game ‘Poppy Playtime’ is re-capturing imaginations. Our review helps you navigate the jump-scares and fan content. Stay informed, stay involved, and keep your young people’s digital world safer.

Gain guidance like this every month when you sign up to our Safeguarding Hub Newsletter. 📰

The National Crime Agency has highlighted a rise in the number of young girls being targeted by online gangs. In our lat...
15/05/2026

The National Crime Agency has highlighted a rise in the number of young girls being targeted by online gangs.

In our latest article update, we break down:
- What 'com networks' actually are
- How to recognise indicators of risk
- Why situational context is the key to safety

Read the full article to deepen your understanding and equip yourself with the knowledge to educate, empower, and protect.🛡️

🔗 https://zurl.co/MAh3n

What happens when social media influencers define what it means to be a man? 🧍‍♂️We're discussing the truth about the "m...
13/05/2026

What happens when social media influencers define what it means to be a man? 🧍‍♂️

We're discussing the truth about the "manosphere" and its influence on young minds. Join our Safeguarding Insight webinar and help young men navigate the digital world with confidence.

Sign up today to ensure your skills stay relevant and your knowledge remains up to date.

Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility; Book 5 or more tickets and receive a discount at checkout ✨

🔗 https://zurl.co/Wr3GV

Ready to see the big picture?We’ve given your Management Portal analytics a fresh update for the Digital Proficiency cou...
13/05/2026

Ready to see the big picture?

We’ve given your Management Portal analytics a fresh update for the Digital Proficiency course!

Now, track your school’s online safety learning and see the real impact of your efforts. Log in and take a look! 🤩

13/05/2026

❝Sextortion behaviour hasn’t changed, but the offenders' tactics and use of technology has.❞ Colin Stitt, Head of Safer Schools

You may have heard our head of Safer Schools Colin Stitt on the Nolan show this morning discussing sextortion and AI reports from a school in Northern Ireland.

If you are concerned something like this has or is happening to a child or young person in your care, remain calm and reassure them that you are there to help them.

For more information and practical steps on this topic, visit our website. Access the Safer Schools NI App on web or mobile today to stay informed and up to date on this and similar key online safety messages.

A parent without access? Contact your school today.

🔗 https://zurl.co/yu9qU

To listen to the full radio show click here: https://zurl.co/XtalJ (listen from 40.40)

🔴 Safeguarding Alert 🔴Viral Online Trend Causing Severe Burns to ChildrenA new trend has emerged suggesting that childre...
07/05/2026

🔴 Safeguarding Alert 🔴

Viral Online Trend Causing Severe Burns to Children

A new trend has emerged suggesting that children and young people should microwave squishy silicone toys. After seeing online videos claiming this makes the toys softer and more pliable, when squeezed afterwards it results in severe burns.

We’re encouraging parents, carers, and staff to be aware of this trend and talk to young people about the risks of following "trends" seen online.

Don't search and push the algorithms. Read the information and guidance you need in the Safer Schools App and on our website.

🔗 https://zurl.co/C7hxO

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