E-Safety

In school:

  • We only use the internet with adult supervision
  • We report any unpleasant internet content to an adult
  • We follow the SMART rules:

     
    Safe – Be safe with personal information

    Meeting – Only meet people with your parents’ permission

    Accept – Only accept messages from people you know

    Reliable – Check information you are given online

    Tell – Tell an adult if you feel worried

 

Project evolve

We follow Project Evolve for our online e-safety teaching tool for teachers, pupils and parents/carers and hold regular online parent safety workships.

 

Common Sense Media: Age Based Reviews for Families

Common Sense Media: Age-Based Media Reviews for Families
Reviews for what your kids want to watch (before they watch it) Trusted ratings created with families in mind.

 

National Online Safety - Screen Addiction

Are you aware of the amount of screen time your child spends per week?

Too much screen time can cause physical, social and mental problems.

Below is a National Online Safety (NOS) poster that is designed to help you review your child's screen habits (and possibly your own, too).

We suggest that you do this together, discuss what makes and keeps screen time healthy and agree any actions for improvement where necessary.

Screen Addiction June Parents and Carers Understanding Safer Internet Day 2020 Parents and Carers Pack Overview Parents and Carers Conversation Starters Parents and Carers Family Internet Safety Plan Parents and Carers Fun things to do Parents and Carers Get involved Parents and Carers Quick activities Parents and Carers Resource sheet

Tips for Keeping Children Safe Online

Online Safety Tips for Children

What Parents Need to Know About TikTok

 

These are some of the websites offering advice for parents and carers:

Internet Matters

Tips on how to stay safe and a step-by-step guide for setting parental controls for internet service providers.

Parent Zone

Provides information on digital family life including a section on online gaming.

CEOP Child Exploitation and Online Protection command

Advice on how to report online abuse.

Think You Know

A useful access point for a variety of sites supporting e-safety. Linked to CEOP.

Childnet international

A good starting point for a range of informative and helpful pages including online etiquette and Snap Map.

UK Safer Internet Centre

Online safety tips, advice and resources to help children and young people stay safe online.

NSPCC Net Aware

Includes a fact file on the most popular social networks and an optional newsletter for updates on them.

NSPCC Share Aware

Encourages families to talk about the risks of shared content .

 

Online Safety Resources from Lgfl
A selection of useful resources for parents and carers