Online safety
Online safety is all about keeping you safe when going on the Internet. The Internet is a wonderful resource for you to access which we encourage as part of your education. Please look at the following websites to help you keep "SMART" when going on the World Wide Web.
SMART rules
Use these to keep you safe on the internet
Other online safety websites
Childnet
Childnet is a great website full of ideas, support and stories to help your child make sense of the internet and keep safe.
The 'thinkuknow' website is another website filled with excellent resources for all ranges from 5-16 years.
Kids Online Safet is a DfE website for tips about helping your child think carefully about online content.
Online safety for parents
Online safety is all about keeping your children safe when going on the Internet. The NSPCC has a comprehensive website offering guidance and support to parents as children learn to navigate the internet and keep safe. Parents tell us that they sometimes feel confused by the internet and what they should be letting their children do online. The NSPCC campaign provides straightforward, no-nonsense advice about how to protect your children online. The internet is a great place for children to be and together we can make it safer. NSPCC Keeping children safe online
Our Online safety policy is available to read and download on the Policies Page.
Squid Games Advice for Parents
Squid Games is a tv programme that some of our children are watching at home, and is not appropriate for primary age children. For further information and advice please read the guidance in the document below.
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Squid Game Parent Guidance | [pdf 424KB] |
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Internet Matters - Money Hub
As more children and young people spend money online within gaming and social media platforms, the money hub has been created to equip children with the skills they need to spend money online smartly and safely.
The Money Hub can be found HERE.
NSPCC - SEND Online Safety Hub
The NSPCC have made available a brand new online resource for parents. Net Aware has partnered with Ambitious About Autism to bring online safety tips, advice and activities specifically for parents and carers of children with SEND.
You can find the online safety hub HERE
E-Safety video for parents
CEOP Report Button
If you feel that your child is being groomed or has become a victim of dangerous online communications then please click the CEOP picture to the right and you will be able to report the incident(s).
If you need help with this then please speak to a member of staff.
E-Champions
Don't forget to check out our E-Champions page to see what they have been doing in school to promote e-safety. We meet very regularly in school and plan lots of activities to remind our friends and families at home and school about how to keep safe online.