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In a world that is changing quickly, online safety is becoming more and more crucial. Staff, children, and families must deal with an increase in Internet-capable devices as well as the creation of social networking, gaming, and website platforms to use them. The goal of this page is to provide parents and pupils with as much information as possible on remaining safe online.
Wake Up Wednesday
Wake Up Wednesday
Wake Up Wednesday is a weekly program designed to educate parents and caregivers about key aspects of internet safety and equip you with the knowledge needed to guide and protect your children online. Our focus is on promoting a healthy digital environment and empowering both parents and students with the tools to navigate the online world safely.
Each week a new guide will be added to the Parent App.
Helpful Websites
Helpful Websites
Think you Know - CEOP
Think you Know - CEOP
This website is an education program from the National Crime Agency’s CEOP Command and is very useful.
CEOP is a law enforcement agency to keep children and young people safe from sexual abuse and grooming online.
https://www.ceop.police.uk/Safety-Centre/
Childnet
Childnet
Childnet is a leading nonprofit organisation dedicated to empowering children and young people to navigate the online world safely and responsibly. Through education, advocacy, and support services, Childnet equips children, parents, educators, and professionals with the knowledge and tools to stay safe online, develop critical digital skills, and build positive online relationships. With a focus on promoting digital citizenship, online safety, and digital resilience, Childnet plays a vital role in creating a safer and more inclusive online environment for all.
NSPCC
NSPCC
The NSPCC offers vital support and resources to ensure children's safety in the online world. Through their dedicated helpline and online safety advice, the NSPCC provides immediate assistance to children and families facing online risks or concerns. Additionally, their educational programs and workshops equip children, parents, and professionals with essential knowledge and skills to navigate the digital landscape safely. By advocating for robust online safety measures and collaborating with stakeholders, the NSPCC plays a crucial role in safeguarding children online and promoting a positive digital experience for all.
https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/
UK Safer Internet Centre
UK Safer Internet Centre
The UK Safer Internet Centre is a comprehensive online resource dedicated to promoting a safer and more responsible use of the internet for children and young people. Through a wealth of educational materials, guides, and interactive tools, the Centre empowers users to navigate the digital world confidently and securely. From practical advice on managing online risks to promoting positive online behavior and digital well-being, the Centre offers a wide range of resources tailored to different age groups, educators, parents, and professionals.
Safe Search Engines
Safe Search Engines
Kiddle is a child-friendly search engine designed to provide a safe and age-appropriate online search experience for children. Developed by Google, Kiddle uses Google SafeSearch technology to filter out explicit or inappropriate content from search results.
Swiggle is a child-friendly search engine developed by the British-based nonprofit organization, The Online Safety Group. Similar to Kiddle, Swiggle aims to provide a safer online search experience for children by filtering out inappropriate content from search results.
Safe Search Kids is another child-friendly search engine designed to provide a safer online search experience for children. Developed by Google, Safe Search Kids uses Google SafeSearch technology to filter out explicit or inappropriate content from search results.
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