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22nd June 2015
Many factors contribute to a pupil's susceptibility to radicalisation, but what exactly should schools be looking out for asks Sally-Ann Griffiths
11th June 2015
In response to the new Counter-Terrorism and Security Act, enforced on the 1st July 2015, Impero has developed a new anti-terrorism, extremism and radicalisation keyword library to accompany Impero's existing keyword libraries, already designed to prevent cyberbullying, racism, homophobia, self-harm, eating disorders, sexting, grooming and others.
4th June 2015
Impero has worked in conjunction with the Quilliam foundation, the world’s first counter-extremism think tank, to develop a new Anti-Terrorism, Extremism and Radicalisation keyword library.
3rd March 2015
It wasn’t so long ago that computing in schools was restricted to a weekly one-hour ICT lesson. Pupils huddled two-to-a-PC, half-learned how to do a mail-merge, and – besides the occasional lunchtime game of Tetris – that was that.
5th December 2014
Managing a school environment is no easy task. Between ensuring students and staff are happy and engaged, managing discipline and delivering results, energy efficiency doesn’t always come top of the list of priorities, but it should.
Jonathan Valentine, CEO of Impero Software, shares how understanding terms used online is crucial to keeping youngsters safe Young people today have never known a world without the internet, and it’s no surprise that many have far more advanced digital skills than the rest of us. But with more sophisticated devices with which to
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