E-Safety for Pupils and Parents
New technologies provide amazing opportunities for learning and interaction. They also present new dangers for ourselves and for our children. In addition to the work we do in school to support children's awareness of how to stay safe online, we have compiled a number of resources below to help inform parents and enable us to work together to help support our own and our children's use of the internet safely.
E-safety tips, advice and resources for children, parents and professionals to help children and young people stay safe on the internet.
Information and learning resources created by CEOP to support children, parents and teachers. Includes Hector's World and Lee and Kim (5-7 year olds), Cybercafe (8-10 year olds) and How much do you know about...( 11-16 year olds).
Helpful advice and tools provided by the NSPCC that you can use to help keep your child safe whenever and wherever they go online.
Through their travels, Kara and Winston use the internet, mobile phones, social networking pages and chat to negotiate and find their way through the adventure. Through their travels they are able to interact with a real life SMART crew of 10 and 11 year old children who give instructions and help Kara and Winston stay safe.
Kids' area of the Digizen website with links to Things to do, Explore and learn, and What you need to know.. activities for children.
Useful resources for teachers, parents and children to support understanding of the SMART rules. Also up to date guides on Parental Controls, Internet Safety Skills School, as well as safety in online chat, mobile phones, safe searching, etc.
Information for parents and carers. Download the interactive guide produced by Childnet International designed to help parents and carers support children to use the internet safely and responsibly.
Get Safe Online is a joint initiative between the Government, law enforcement, leading businesses and the public sector. The aim is to provide computer users and small businesses with free, independent, user-friendly advice that will allow them to use the internet confidently, safely and securely. Includes tips and advice on safe internet banking, social networking, booking a holiday securely and safe use of online auctions.
The Digizen website encourages users of technology to be and become responsible DIGItal citiZENS. It shares specific advice and resources on issues such as social networking and cyberbullying and how these relate to and affect our own and other people's online experiences and behaviours. The website includes a parents' area, including advice on What you need to know and Social networking explained, as well as activities to share with your children.
Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre. Report inappropriate online behaviour using the CEOP report button.
