Welcome to our Online Safety platform. As a school, we understand that the online world offers exciting opportunities for learning, connection, and creativity—but it also comes with risks. To support you as parents and carers, we have created this dedicated platform to keep you informed about the latest online dangers and to provide clear, practical guidance to help you keep your child safe.
Here you will find advice, resources, and tips on everything from social media and gaming to cyberbullying, privacy, and emerging online threats. Our aim is to work in partnership with you, giving you the knowledge and confidence to support your child in developing healthy, responsible, and safe online habits.
Together, we can help ensure that the digital world is a positive and secure place for every member of our school community.
Parent Guide - Age Restrictions for Social Media Apps
This area will continue to be updated with useful links and websites. These organisations offer support and guidance for parents and carers.
Internet Watch Foundation - Home Truths
National Online Safety - How to Sign Up
Below you will find specific guidance for a range of online content:
Snapchat
Technology Attachment
Group Chats
YOUTUBE - Kids
IPADS
Violent Content Online
Emojis - What do they mean?
What Parents Need to Know About INSTAGRAM
Making Friends Online
Using Technology to Improve Literacy Skills
Bluesky Social Media App
Educating Children on Spending and Saving
What Parents and Carers Need to Know About INSTAGRAM.
10 Tips For Promoting Physical Well-Being
Cycle Safety
What Parents and Carers Need to Know about SNAPCHAT
Sharing Intimate Images: What Parents and Carers Need to Know
10 Top Tips for Parents: Supporting Children To Manage Conflict Effectively
Choosing RESPECT
School Avoidance - What Parents and Carers Need to Know
What Parents and Carers Need to Know About TikTok
Developing Emotional Literacy
What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Vaping
12 Top Tips for a TECH-FREE Christmas
Energy Drinks - What Parents Need to Know
Please see below a list of websites for additional guidance and advice: