Online Safety
National e-safety guides for schools and parents are available at National Guides for Online Safety
A parents helpsheet to online safety is available here - Think u Know Parents Helpsheet
A practical guide for parents and carers whose children are using social media is available here - Social Media Guidance for parents and carers
A leaflet for parents on the risks posed to young people from potential exposure to extremism and radicalisation on the internet. The leaflet provides practical advice a parent may find useful in safeguarding their own children - Prevent leaflet
Age specific resources to support conversations with children on how to stay safe online - https://www.internetmatters.org/resources/digital-resilience-toolkit/
NSPCC online safety guides - Keeping Children Safe Online
ONLINE SAFETY NEWSLETTER
In order to support you in keeping your children safe when using technology at home, we are providing a monthly, online safety newsletter. We hope the resources will be useful as you help your child navigate the online world.
Online Safety Newsletter December 2024
Online Safety Newsletter November 2024
Online Safety Newsletter October 2024
Online Safety Newsletter September 2024
Online Safety Newsletter July 2024
Online Safety Newsletter June 2024
Online Safety Newsletter May 2024
Online Safety Newsletter April 2024
Online Safety Newsletter March 2024
Online Safety Newsletter February 2024
Safer Internet Day February 2024
Online Safety Newsletter January 2024
Online Safety Newsletter December 2023
Online Safety Newsletter November 2023
Online Safety Newsletter October 2023
Online Safety Newsletter September 2023
Online Safety Newsletter July 2023
Online Safety Newsletter June 2023
Online Safety Newsletter May 2023
Online Safety Newsletter April 2023
Online Safety Newsletter March 2023
Safer Internet Day Newsletter February 2023
A series of 'What parents need to know' guides are available covering general online content and Fortnite, Snapchat, Tiktok, Whatsapp and parental controls.
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CEOP (Child Exploitation & Online Protection Centre)
CEOP helps children stay safe online. Has someone acted inappropriately towards you online, or to a child or young person you know? It may be sexual chat, being asked to do something that makes you feel uncomfortable or someone being insistent on meeting up. You can report any sort of internet abuse wherever you see these CEOP links - ENSURE YOUR CHILDREN RECOGNISE THE 'EYE' SYMBOL AND KNOW THEY CAN ALSO MAKE A REPORT.