Dros y ddwy flynedd a hanner ddiwethaf, mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi cryfhau diogelwch ar-lein ym myd addysg:Mae 85% (1,375) o bob ysgol wedi dechrau defnyddio adnodd 360 degree Safe Cymru, sy'n caniatáu i ysgolion gymharu eu polisïau a'u darpariaeth o ran diogelwch ar-lein â'r safonau cenedlaethol, ac sy'n rhoi awgrymiadau ymarferol ar wella diogelwch ar-lein.Creu'r Parth Diogelwch Ar-lein ar Hwb, y platfform dysgu digidol i ysgolion yn Nghymru, sydd ar gael i athrawon a rhieni.Cyhoeddi'r Adnodd Diogelwch Ar-lein i Gymru, gydag adnoddau ymarferol a chynlluniau gwersi i gefnogi ysgolion wrth sicrhau diogelwch ar-lein yn y dosbarth.Cyflwynwyd sesiynau hyfforddi ar ddiogelwch ar-lein ym mhob awdurdod lleol.  Mae 2,300 o athrawon a llywodraethwyr wedi dysgu sgiliau newydd i'w paratoi i ddelio â materion y gallai pobl ifanc ddod ar eu traws ar-lein.Ym mis Medi 2016, cyhoeddwyd y Fframwaith Cymhwysedd Digidol, elfen gyntaf y cwricwlwm newydd i gael ei chyflwyno ledled Cymru.  Mae hyn yn cynnwys elfen Ddinasyddiaeth sy'n canolbwyntio ar ddatblygu a chymhwyso sgiliau a strategaethau meddwl yn feirniadol.  Mae'n cynnwys elfennau penodol sy'n canolbwyntio ar ymddygiad ar-lein, seiberfwlio ynghyd â iechyd a llesiant.
Over the last two and a half years, the Welsh Government has strengthened online safety practice in education with:85% of all schools have taken up the 360 degree Safe Cymru tool, which allows schools to check their current online safety polices and provision against national standards and gives practical suggestions to improve and enhance online safety.Created the Online Safety Zone on Hwb, the digital learning platform for schools in Wales that can be accessed by teachers, parents and learners.Published the ‘Online Safety Resource for Wales’, with practical resources and lesson plans to support schools in their delivery of online safety in the classroom.Online safety training sessions have been delivered across all local authorities.  Training approximately 2,300 educational professionals, these have provided new skills for teachers and governors in preparing them to deal with issues young people may encounter online.In September 2016, we published the Digital Competence Framework, the first element of the new curriculum to be introduced across Wales.  This includes a Citizenship Strand that focuses on developing and applying critical thinking skills and strategies.  It includes specific elements focused on online behaviour, cyberbullying together with health and well-being.