Under the Online Safety Act, most UK schools are not required to conduct children’s access assessments unless they operate platforms that allow public user-generated content or function as search engines. However, schools still play a vital role in online safety and should review their digital platforms, update social media policies, and educate staff and students to align with the spirit of the legislation and protect children online.

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