CEOP Education
Guidance and education resources about online sexual abuse and AI risks.
Open CEOP EducationFor schools and DSLs
A safe lesson-ready resource for AI fake image concerns.
Use FakeSafe UK to teach warning signs, safe action and reporting routes without asking pupils to upload real sensitive images.
School-safe rule: use drawn examples only. Do not ask pupils to upload real images, videos or personal incidents during class.
45-minute lesson plan
Suggested lesson structure.
5 mins
What is AI fake media?
Explain face-swaps, fake portraits, deepfake clips and misuse of social videos.
10 mins
Spot warning signs
Use the drawn examples: smooth faces, edge halos, odd eyes and video flicker.
10 mins
Scenario discussion
What should someone do if a fake image is shared or used for threats?
10 mins
Reporting routes
Childline, Report Remove, CEOP, IWF, school DSL and police when urgent.
10 mins
Class safety pledge
Do not share, do not blame, keep evidence safely, get help quickly.
Safeguarding ground rules
Keep the session safe.
- No explicit examples.
- No real pupil images or videos.
- No victim blaming.
- No asking pupils to disclose personal incidents publicly.
- No forwarding or collecting suspected illegal material.
- Signpost private support after the lesson.
Trusted online resources
Useful external links for schools.
UK Safer Internet Centre
Online safety resources for schools, families and professionals.
Open UKSICInternet Matters
Practical online-safety advice for parents and carers.
Open Internet MattersReport Remove
For under-18s in the UK to report sexual images/videos of themselves.
Open Report RemoveIWF Report
Report child sexual abuse imagery online, including AI-generated material.
Open IWFPrintable resources
Open the FakeSafe printable cards for pupils, parents and schools.
Open resources