Safeguarding Newsletter for
Parents and Carers
Safeguarding Newsletter for
Parents and Carers
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Survey Reports and Findings
#WakeUpWednesday
It’s kick-off time again EA FC 26 is out now. With updated teams and familiar gameplay, it’s sure to be top of the wish list for many football fans, but beneath the slick presentation are some pitfalls that parents and educators should know about – especially in the game’s online and spending features.
Our #WakeUpWednesday guide this week gives you the latest on EA FC 26’s Ultimate Team feature, how scammers can target young players, and what tools and settings can help keep children safe. Whether you’re a seasoned gamer or a complete novice, it’s worth a read!
When young people go through something traumatic – such as bereavement, bullying or a family crisis – it can take time to make sense of what they’re feeling. That’s where adult guidance can make all the difference. This week’s Wake up Wednesday guide offers helpful tips for parents and educators supporting children and young through difficult experiences.
From fostering a sense of safety to recognising when specialist help might be needed, the guide is full of practical ideas for creating a compassionate, stable environment that supports recovery. It’s a reassuring read for anyone who wants to be there for a young person going through tough times.
They’re everywhere online, but do you really know what memes are saying? This week’s #WakeUpWednesday guide explores the role of memes in youth culture - and why they’re not always as harmless as they seem. From hidden messages to misinformation, we break it down
Plus, we share four simple ways parents and educators can guide young people to engage more safely with memes - encouraging empathy, critical thinking and healthier digital habits
Fortnite’s latest season is packed with eye-catching features – but that can mean longer screen time, pressure to spend, and the lure of party chat with strangers This week’s #WakeUpWednesday guide shines a spotlight on what parents and educators need to know to help young players stay safe.
From comical dance emotes to realistic weapons and big-name collaborations, Fortnite is a cultural heavyweight. But even with its PEGI 12 rating, many younger children are joining the action. Our new guide explores the risks – and offers useful, clear advice for trusted adults.