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Little People. Big Dreams.Online Safety
Pupil Information
Key Stage 1:
In Years 1 and 2 Smartie the Penguin helps us to learn all about how to stay safe online. You can read his story here
Key Stage 2:
In Key Stage 2 we learn to be S.M.A.R.T. when online. You can find out how to be S.M.A.R.T. by clicking the links below
Childnet
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Parent Information
As part of our commitment to keeping children safe online, parents are able to access online training and information through the National Online Safety website. Please ask the school for further information.
Useful links:
Gov.uk Keeping Children Safe Online During Covid-19
PEGI website – Age classification information
Information on Setting Parental Controls
Information on Social Media Guides
Information regarding Online Gaming and Gambling
Below are some other links you can find useful for advice and support should a situation require it:
Act Early (ACT Early | Prevent radicalisation ) This is the link to Counter Terrorism Policing PREVENT website which provides information on spotting the signs of radicalisation and how you can get safeguarding support if you think a loved one or friend is at risk
- Internet Matters ( internetmatters.org ) Internet Matters is a non-profit organisation, based in London, England. It was established to help parents keep their children safe online and provides lots of useful practical advice across a wide age range all aimed and keeping young people safe online
- UK Safer Internet Centre (UK Safer Internet Centre – Online Safety Tips, Advice and Resources | Safer Internet Centre) The UK Safer Internet Centre is funded under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) programme of the European Commission.UK Safer Internet Centre provides advice and information about a better internet to the general public
- Barnardos (barnardos.org.uk): Barnardos run specialist services for children and young people who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviour or area risk of or experiencing child sexual abuse and exploitation
Safer Interent Day
Below are some video ‘Conversation Starters’ about how to talk to your child about staying safe online at home:
Check out the parent information guides below, more can be found on the National Online Safety website.
Worried about something online?
If you or your child are worried about something you have seen online please use one of the links here to report it
