Our school Online Safety policy. Find out how we support your child and make sure they remain safe when using the internet.
Online Safety – Resources for Parents
The NSPCC website contains useful information for parents about supporting your child. There are pages about setting parental controls on internet-enabled devices and how to talk to your child about the risks of going online.
Childnet’s website contains tips on what you need to know as a parent, the latest risks and how to seek help if you know someone at risk.
The Parent Zone website contains resources and advice to help keep your child safe online.
The Internet Matters website provides lots of useful articles on online safety, as well as a detailed look at the issues that can affect children.
The parent section of this website contains tips, advice, guides and resources to help keep your child safe online.
PEGI is the official ratings system for computer games. Their website explains what they rate and how to understand each of their symbols.
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Internet Safety Guides
A fun website with games, tips and advice to help you stay in control when you’re online!
A fun website with games, tips and advice to help you stay in control when you’re online!
A fun website with games, tips and advice to help you stay in control when you’re online!
A fun website with games, tips and advice to help you stay in control when you’re online!
A fun website with games, tips and advice to help you stay in control when you’re online!
A fun website with games, tips and advice to help you stay in control when you’re online!
Online Safety – Resources for Children
A fun website with games, tips and advice to help you stay in control when you’re online!
Own it is BBC’s online safety platform for children, parents, carers and teachers.
The Safer Internet website for children between the ages of 3 and 11. Contains ebooks, videos and games.