Online Safety

  • Please see our Child-on-Child Abuse webpage here

  • Please see our Online Safety Policy on our School Policies webpage here

  • Please see our Safeguarding webpage here

  • Please see our Safeguarding Early Help webpage here

Support parents and carers with #CEOPSummerSafety this summer break 2022

Over the summer we will be covering a different online safety topic each week on our social media channels, helping parents and carers to learn more, talk to their children and take action together. Posts will support parents and carers with articles, activity sheets and videos on the following topics: 

  • Cyber security 
  • Social media 
  • Gaming
  • Live streaming 
  • Sharing images online 
  • Watching videos online

Signpost the parents and carers you work with to our social media channels: Twitter: @CEOPUK  Facebook: Click CEOP and follow the #CEOPSummerSafety to stay informed. 

When it comes to online safety we all want our children to be safe.  In reality being safe on the internet can be difficult.  As parents what can you really do? 

Online Safety

Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the Internet of Things? What does it mean for me and what do I need to be aware of to help protect me and my family? Find out an explanation here.

Safer Online Safety Tips for Parents/Carers:

  1. Talk to your child about their favourite sites, this can lead into a chat on online safety.  Keep talking about it!  As your child gets older you will need to broach topics like sexting, grooming etc.
  2. If your child uses social media, talk to them about who can see their information, their privacy settings, how to block and report unwanted things they see
  3. Encourage them to only be friends with people they know in real life
  4. Remind your child that showing respect for others online is just as important as showing it offline. Encourage them to think before they post and encourage them to show positive behaviour online
  5. If they see, or are a victim of cyberbullying, encourage them to save or screenshot all evidence 
  6. If something they have seen or been sent is troubling them make sure they know to tell an adult that they trust if something upsets them online
  7. Consider parental controls and filtering at your home and also on your child’s portable internet enabled devices
  8. Encourage your child to follow the NSPCC Pant Rule https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/support-for-parents/underwear-rule/

 

CEOP Resources

If you still need more information here are some useful help sheets from the CEOP website:

ChildLine

You can also find support and information on the ChildLine website.

Parentzone

Select the logo below to access the Parentzone site that has expert information to help children and young people stay safe:

 

Parentzone - January 2022

Please see the Parentzone information about the following: What is Genshin Impact – and what do you need to know?

Safer Internet Day 2020

Other Useful Website Links

Safety in Numbers Leaflet

Please look at this leaflet for lots of useful information about being safe:


 

Finally if you are still concerned please feel able to contact the school for further help or guidance.

E-Safety – Turning it off is not the answer!

View Turning it off is not the answer and other presentations by coppercreative.

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