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ONLINE SAFETY

 

Please click here to view our Online Safety Policy 

Thank you to those who were able to attend our most recent Online Safety Curriculum Evening on Thursday 28th February 2019. The presentation is now available via the following link:
Online Safety Presentation 2019
Useful Resources
Click here for 'Digital 5 a Day': practical and healthy steps to achieve a healthy and balanced digital diet.
Click here to download a Children's Guide to Staying Safe Online. 
Click here to download a Parents' Digital Safety and Wellbeing Kit. 
NetAware has over 60 clearly presented guides to the most popular social networks, apps and games your child may be using.
This is a brilliant resource: you can see at a glance the official age rating, privacy settings and what your child can and can't do on each platform.
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Click here for NetAware's 8 top tips for keeping children safe online during lockdown

Click here to sign up for NetAware's newsletter which will keep you updated about new social networks, apps and games.

You can also call 0808 800 5002 for practical advice on technical questions such as privacy settings and parental controls.
Think U Know has guidance for parents and dedicated websites for 4 to 7 and 8 to 10 year olds.

Click here to watch 'Jessie & Friends', a series of online safety animations aimed at 4 to 7 year olds.

Click here to watch 'Play Like Share', a series of online safety animations for 8 to 10 year olds.
Click here for a BBC Newsround explainer on 'fake news' and how to spot it, aimed at ages 6 to 12.
Click here for tips on how to start a conversation with your child about online safety.

Click here for guidance on how to set up parental controls.