CEOP -

CHILD EXPLOITATION AND ONLINE PROTECTION

Northumbria Police have collated a group of resources to help you keep your children safe:


Understanding Child Sexual Exploitation - A Guide for Parents and Carers

Online: Onguard - A Guide to Becoming Safer Online

Keeping it Together - A Parent's Guide to Coping with Child Sexual Exploitation

What To Do and How To Handle It - A Parent's Guide to Dealing with 'Sexting'

Sharing Nudes - Northumbria Police Guide for Parents and Carers



SUPPORT FOR PARENTS

NEW Northumbria Police - Parents/Carers Newsletter - Sharing videos and images online

Digital Safety during COVID-19 document - advice from Newcastle City Council for supporting your children during this time

► A generic parental guidelines sheet - providing useful tips and strategies for parents to implement at home 

 ThinkYouKnow parents and carers guidance  power point - advice for protecting your children safe from online sexual exploitation. 

► Department for Education suggested websites for advice for keeping our children safe online (31 March):



Meet our CEOP Ambassador:


Mr C Appleby

(Associate Assistant Headteacher)

I completed my Child Exploitation and Online Protection training in November 2019, and now, as our CEOP Ambassador I have access to a wide range of knowledge, information, resources and training courses to help our young people understand how to keep themselves safe from exploitation and harm in the real world and online.

A key part of my role as CEOP Ambassador is stay up-to-date with CEOP news and safeguarding industry developments, and very importantly to keep up to date with the online safeguarding challenges that exist for children and young people today. I then share this information and resources made available to me through ThinkUKnow and CEOP with my colleagues, parents/carers and students within the Walker Community.

My sole aim as CEOP Ambassador is to ensure that we provide an outstanding standard of support and advice for our children on how to keep safe from exploitation and harm online. This is achieved by delivering key information in assemblies, our SMSC curriculum and in our everyday pastoral care. Parents and carers are also able to meet directly with me should they have any concerns or wish to enquire further about this subject.

As a father myself, I see online safeguarding as one of the biggest challenges that parents/carers face today, especially due to the multitude of risks online – from cyberbullying and depression fuelled by social media to unplanned contact, grooming and manipulation. As a result, I have a real passion to protect children against harm, abuse and exploitation, by empowering young people and their parents with the knowledge they need to become active guardians of their own safety and wellbeing.

I recommend the  online links below for further information, updates and advice on all matters to do with safeguarding online and protecting children from sexual abuse and exploitation.

REPORT ONLINE BULLYING


If believe you are a victim of online bullying, or are aware of online bullying occurring within the Academy, please report your concerns by completing the form found HERE.

eSAFETY ACADEMY POLICIES


As an Academy we believe it is of paramount importance to ensure we have robust policies in place to ensure the safety of our students online.

RECOMMENDED ONLINE LINKS/GUIDANCE


Guidance published by Newcastle City Council to support digital safety. 

Site which allows you report any concerns about online abuse and receive support from experienced child protection advisors. 

For advice on how to keep your child safe on specific online games/programs they may be accessing. 

Advice on a variety of online related issues you/ your child may be experiencing.

A collaboration between Parent Zone and NCA-CEOP, providing support and guidance for parents from leading experts and organisations.