Keeping Safe Online - Advice and Support for Parents
We understand that online safety is a priority for parents but also an area where more support is needed.
As a response to parent voice we subscribe to an organisation called National Online Safety. They produce guides which we signpost to parents at the parent forums and on all our social media. Links for these guides can be found below to help you understand the online world and keeping your child safe. If you have any worries about your child’s online activities please contact the safeguarding team who will be able to help you. We remain committed to teaching about online safety through the curriculum in Computer Science, Tutor time, RSHE and wherever there are opportunities.
When children go online, they are exposed to potential online risks such as cyberbullying, misinformation, or being contacted by strangers. These risks are just as prevalent in the online world, so it is vital you know how to protect your children from them.
This website has a comprehensive guide about helping set up parental controls on a wide range of systems.
Reporting inappropriate content online
Supporting Children experiencing domestic abuse
National Online Safety - What Parents' need to know about:
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Keep Children Safe Online Over Summer
Online Fair Play: The Do's and Don'ts of Online Conduct
Gaming, Streamers and Influencers
Counter-Strike Global Offensive
National Online Safety Guides and Information
10 Ways Gaming can Support Positive Outcomes in Children and Young People
12 Top Tips for Building Cyber Resilience at Home
Supporting Children to Express themselves online
12 Top Tips to Support Mental Wellbeing through Nature
The Ofcom Children and Parents: Media Use and Attitudes Report 2020/2021
10 Top Tips for Safer Online Shopping
How to set up Parental Controls - Android
How to set up Parental Controls - iPhone
How to make an Emergency SOS call on an iPhone
How to prepare for an Emergency with your Google Phone
Welcome to Thinkuknow
Thinkuknow is the education programme from NCA-CEOP, a UK organisation which protects children both online and offline.
Internet Watch Foundation
