E-Safety
Online Safety parents primary 2023
Our pupils often use the internet as part of their learning, and have regular lessons on e-safety to help them know how to keep safe online. Pupils in school are always supervised when using the internet.
We realise that this close supervision of internet use is much harder to do at home, so here are some useful sites and guides to help!
These sites have some great activities, advice and games for children:
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BBC Own It | Grid Club | KidSmart | |
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NetSmartzKids | SafeKids Quiz | ||
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Safety Land | ThinkUKnow |
PDF Parent Guides to E-Safety Issues:
Parents Guide to Instagram Guide
Parents Guide to Social Networking
Website links
Guidance on Parental Control Tools (Childnet website with information about parental controls including videos on how to set them up and information on different devices)
Parental Controls Internet Providers (ThinkUKnow’s website with information for parents about different internet providers’ parental controls and how to set them up)
SIP Bench Project (Click on ‘Find the right tool’ and then choose ‘Search for a tool’ from the drop down menu. You can search for parental tools for different devices and operating systems)
Parents General E-Safety Guidance (KidSmart website with information on different devices, activities to try at home and resources to download)
Vodafone Digital Parenting (This site has lots of useful advice and resources, including ‘how to’ guides on various technological issues in the home and a regular magazine)
NSPCC (The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children has advice on grooming and other online dangers)
ChildLine (Advice and support for bullying and cyberbullying)
Cybersentinel (How much do you know about your child’s use of the internet? Includes Professor Tanya Byron’s top tips for parents)
Parental Controls for Smartphones and Tablets
(All of these are available for both Apple and Android devices unless otherwise stated)
Screen Time Parental Control (via Goggle Play – Android only)