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Our High Five Rules
High-5 Online Safety VideoA survey of 228 of our KS2 children:
Thinking of giving your child a smartphone? Here is some advice from NSPCC:Â
What is age‑appropriate for my child?
Below is guidance on the recommended ages for children to access different types of media.
The UK government has launched the 'Kids Online Safety' campaign:
Year 3 made this short stop motion animation to provide advice for parents:
Stop Motion Y3 Advice for ParentsBelow you will find a series of alphabetised leaflets which give information on some of the most popular online computer games.Â
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OTHER AND GENERAL GUIDANCE:
using-and-reviewing-parental-controls.pdftips-for-creating-family-rules-for-using-devices (1).pdfiphone-apps.pdfandroid-apps.pdfOn Line Safety Act.pdfsmart-tv.pdfparental-controls-on-new-devices.pdfbullying.pdfsmartphone-safety-tips.pdfmedia-use-and-attitudes-report-2024.pdfpop-ups.pdfwhat-parents-need-to-know-about-sharing-intimate-images.pdfSocial Media 2.pdffake-news-and-scams.pdfReporting online safety concerns:
If you have any online safety concerns, please email your child’s teacher in the first instance. If you need to escalate your concerns then please contact Gemma Sills (Leading for IT, Computing and Online Safety on g.sills@wicor.hants.sch.uk.
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