Better Internet for Kids

The theatrical performance "Zagubieni w sieci" (Lost in the web) is the premiere of the latest play aimed at children aged 13 to 15.

The main theme of the play is relationships and friendships among young people. The aim of the performance is to show teenagers how important relationships with their peers in the real world are, and how to achieve effective communication and build relationships based on respect for diversity. Thanks to the play, young people will also learn how to set boundaries and build emotional resilience and critical thinking skills.

The song "Śmieci w sieci" (Trash on the internet), along with the music video and the associated lesson plan, represents the latest educational materials designed for children aged 5 to 7 by the Polish Safer Internet Centre. 

Due to the appearance of false and dangerous content on the internet, this material aims to teach children how to respond appropriately in an accessible way, and to support the development of critical thinking when using the internet. 

In October 2024, the Safe.si awareness centre (part of the Slovenian Safer Internet Centre) began developing a series of twelve audio podcast episodes aimed at parents and caregivers. 

Internet education begins very early, certainly no later than the moment a child is first given a screen-equipped device with internet access (such as a tablet, phone, computer, or even a television).

Educating children about the online world is not a simple task, which is why the Safe.si awareness centre (part of the Slovenian Safer Internet Centre) developed the guide Education for the internet for parents and caregivers of children aged 0 to 10. It’s an excellent resource, especially for parents of preschool-aged children.

This short animated video illustrates how sextortion typically unfolds: a casual chat, an exchanged photo - then, suddenly, threats and blackmail. Using symbolic animal characters, the clip visualises how perpetrators build trust and then exploit it for money.

The core messages of the video are clear:

A recording of a 90-minute webinar for teachers on online violence was carried out in March 2025. SIC Slovenia invited Dr. Katja Košir from the Faculty of Arts at the University of Maribor to participate in the seminar. She spoke about what school staff can do to help prevent online bullying in the classes they teach or work with. 

The recording of the webinar is publicly available on the Safe.si website as well as on the Safe.si YouTube channel and on the ARNES video portal.

In the seminar, parents and caregivers learned about the various factors on the internet that can negatively affect their children's well-being and mental health, as well as how to mitigate these impacts and ensure their children develop healthily and maintain strong mental health. The Safe.si expert guided viewers through these issues. The recording of the webinar is publicly available on the Safe.si website as well as on the Safe.si YouTube channel and on the ARNES video portal.

A recording of a 60-minute webinar for parents and caregivers of children aged 0 to 10: your child in the internet jungle. 

Viewers of the seminar learned when and how to introduce screen devices into children's lives to minimise negative impacts and ensure that children learn to use them safely, responsibly, and healthily. The seminar was conducted by Safe.si expert. The recording of the webinar is publicly available on the Safe.si website as well as on the Safe.si YouTube channel and on the ARNES video portal.

A recording of a 60-minute webinar for parents and caregivers on the risks of artificial intelligence for young people. This webinar was carried out as part of the Safer Internet Day 2025 campaign. At Safe.si, the Slovenian awareness centre, we closely monitor the development of generative artificial intelligence and the risks it poses to adolescents. 

A recording of a  60-minute webinar for parents and caregivers on the violence in videogames. The seminar was conducted by Rok Gumzej, a social pedagogue, Logout collaborator, and gamer, who explained the actual impact of violence in video games on children and adolescents. 

The recording of the webinar is publicly available on the Safe.si website as well as on the Safe.si YouTube channel and on the ARNES video portal.