Online Safety

• Free Speech vs Hate Speech
• What Parents need to know about Squid Game
• Horror Films & Age Ratings
• Horror Games
• 12 Social Media Online Safety Tips
• Music Streaming Apps & Sites
• 14 Ways to Be Kind Online
• 7 Top Tip supporting children to Express Themselves safely Online
• What Parents & Carers need to know about Snap Chat
• What Parents & Carers need to know about You Tube
• What Parents & Carers need to know about What's App
• What Parents & Carers need to Know about Tik Tok
• What Parents & Carers need to Know about Fortnite
• What Parents need to Know about Social Pressure Linked to 'Influencers'
• Supporting Children to Deal with Upsetting Content

Article 17 

I have the right to get information in lots of ways, as long as it’s safe.

Governments must help protect children from materials that could harm them.

This wonderful little story has been created to help you understand

what it takes to stay safe in the online world. It can be used as a story book

 at home or as a resource in the classroom. All you need is a hint of

adventure to open up endless hours of wonder and excitement, while

 learning how to make safer decisions when using the internet.

Click on the image to read the story.

Incident Advisor - The Incident Advisor is a new system that can be used to decide on the course of action that you should take when facing an e-safety incident, this is mainly

used for in school but we thought it might be of some help for parents.

Click the box below to go to the Incident Advisor Hub.

Click Below to go to the Internet Matters website for lots of tips on E-Safety and locking down various social media apps

Click Below to go to the CEOP: Child Exploitation and Online Protection website on keeping your child safe while online.

Click the Thinkyouknow logo to view their website for excellent information regarding signs to look out for and also ways to protect your child online.