Better Internet for Kids

Internet superheroes unleash their superpowers and take you along on their adventures! Discover all the tips and tricks to enjoy the internet safely with this quiz. It is possible to select three levels of difficulty.

This resource is aimed at primary and secondary school pupils, but can also be used at home by parents and caregivers as a fun conversation starter on various internet safety topics, including cyberbullying, grooming, online gaming, data protection, and more.

The Cyberbullying Meter is a tool created by the Association e-Enfance / 3018 (part of the French Safer Internet Centre) which helps you put words to what you are experiencing online, and to know how to act accordingly thanks to three risk zones: green, orange and red.

It is primarily aimed at middle and high school students but can also be used by parents, caregivers, teachers and professionals to assess their online experiences and identify whether a situation is healthy, concerning, or may constitues cyberbullying. 

Watch the replay of the first symposium of the e-Enfance/3018 Association, held on 5 November 2025, on the eve of the national day against school bullying in France. 

How to recognise the signs of bullying? How to start a conversation about online bullying or harassment with yout children? 

Discover different ways for parents and caregivers to approach the subject with them in this short video series. It includes:

A programme to raise awareness about cyberbullying.

General objective

• To understand the importance of laws.

Specific objectives 

This booklet is brought to you by the e-Enfance Association/3018 (part of the French Safer Internet Centre). It will allow you to review or discover what we discuss regarding harassment, cyberviolence, excessive screen time, and health. Through games, questions, and fun activities, you will be able to better understand these important topics that are central to your daily life. Feel free to use it and discuss it with your loved ones.

And remember: 3018 is there for you in case of harassment, digital violence, or if you have questions about your relationship with screens.

Frequent teasing, hurtful messages, a group that excludes you… and you're not quite sure what to call what you're going through

Perhaps certain situations frighten you, make you angry, or make you want to avoid certain places or people. These small signs can mask deep suffering, and they deserve to be taken seriously.

By answering a few questions, you will be able to find out if you are facing a harassment situation and discover the right reflexes to react. The first step is to put words to what you are experiencing. This questionnaire is here for that purpose.

Winner of the 2024 Insafe network resource competition, FamiNum is a tool that helps families establish healthy digital habits through the creation of personalised family charters. Developed after surveying 800 families and piloting the programme with 200 families, FamiNum provides a step-by-step process for creating screen-time rules and digital boundaries tailored to each household’s needs.

 A collection of educational materials on countering cyberbullying for students aged 10 to 12.

Goal: Building trust in adults and early prevention
For whom:  Grades 4-6 of primary schools

A collection of educational materials for students aged 13 and 14.

For whom: Grades 7-8 of primary schools
Goal: Developing empathy and raising awareness of the power of social bonds in preventing violence