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Staying Safe online: advice for parents and carers
Staying Safe online: advice for parents and carers
Keeping Children Safe Online - a Guide for Parents, Carers and Guardians V4.pdfParents Club - online safety and behaviours
Parents Club - online safety and behaviours
As parents, we do everything we can to keep our children safe. We hold their hand crossing the road. We teach them not to talk to strangers. But when it comes to online safety, it can be hard to know where to start. The good news is, the steps you can take to keep your child safe online are the same as the ones you use to protect them offline. Find out more here.
Cyber Security and keeping your child safe online
Cyber Security and keeping your child safe online
Guides to help with Safety on Social Media Platforms
Guides to help with Safety on Social Media Platforms
Click on the logo above to go to TikTok's safety centre. To report a problem if you don't have a TikTok account go here.
Click on the logo to go to a guide for parents to help their child with effective use of Instagram.
Snapchat ParentGuide_2021_en_GB.pdfA guide to help parents use Snapchat effectively and safely
One in three 8-year-olds in Britain own a smartphone 📱 and that proportion rises to more than 90% by the time children reach 12 📈 This concerted increase – driven by factors both personal (blossoming independence) and practical (the transition to secondary school) – makes it all the more valuable for young people to know how to use such devices safely.
Indeed, more than half of parents (52%) surveyed by Ofcom admitted to worrying about their child being bullied via their mobile phone – and with hazards like scams, screen addiction and inappropriate content to consider, that’s far from the only risk around. Our #WakeUpWednesday guide this week pulls together some simple but solid smartphone safety tips.
Police Scotland: resources to help parents and their children with use of Social Media
Police Scotland: resources to help parents and their children with use of Social Media
Student Online Safety Guide 2022.pdfSocial Media Advice - Parents.pdfDigital Offending Leaflet.pdfThe checklists below show you how to manage the features effectively and safely of these social media platforms.
Facebook Checklist - SHARED.pdfFacebook Checklist
Instagram Checklist - SHARED.pdfInstagram Checklist
Netflix Checklist - SHARED.pdfNetflix Checklist
Roblox Checklist - SHARED.pdfRoblox Checklist
Snapchat Checklist - SHARED.pdfSnapchat Checklist
Tiktok Checklist - SHARED.pdfTiktok Checklist
Twitter Checklist - SHARED.pdfTwitter Checklist
Social media privacy.pdfPersonal Data and how to stay private on Social Media
Personal Data and how to stay private on Social Media
This is a new resource created by the ICO to help secondary school pupils understand their personal data. Further information can be found on their website here.
This is a new resource created by the ICO to help secondary students keep themselves safe on Social Media. Further information can be found on their website here.
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