The UK Council for Child Internet Safety (UKCCIS) brings together over 180 organisations and individuals from government, industry, law enforcement, academia and charities – including groups representing parents and children. Our aim is to work in partnership to keep children and young people safe online.
If you are looking for practical information about how to keep children and young people safe online, please see the links in our FAQ section.
Information includes a list of members, terms of reference, board papers and details of items discussed.
General article 04 May 2012
Some of the UKCCIS's achievements.
General article 26 April 2012
Information about what membership of the council entails.
General article 24 February 2012
Details about the structure and governance of UKCCIS.
General article 23 February 2012
Answers to frequently asked questions about UKCCIS.
FAQ 05 August 2011
This page features information about work carried out under the previous Government and may not necessarily reflect current policy. For further information about the current work of UKCCIS, please see the Project Groups or News and Initiatives pages of this site.
Information about the 2008 review and the 2010 progress review by Professor Byron on safer children in a digital world.
General article 31 March 2011