Online Safety
Here you will find a collection of articles, tips, expert advice and resources designed to help adults keep up to date with what their children are doing online.
We believe it is vital to show, even our youngest children, how to stay safe online so therefore we incorporate resources devised by the ‘Think u Know’ education programme within our teaching.
The ThinkUknow education programme is a resource developed by CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre) to help children learn about the risks they may encounter whist using the internet and other interactive technology devices. It focusses on a number of themes to deliver three key messages:
• How to have fun online
• How to stay safe and in control online
• How to report a problem
Children and young people will be taught how to:
• Recognise and manage potential risks associated with their online activities
• Behave responsibly online
• Judge what kind of online relationships are acceptable and unacceptable
• How to stay in control and report a problem.
To find out even more information, please look at the following websites:
How to Set Parent Controls on Devices - The Key Parent Hub
Roblox Guide for Parents - Safer Internet
Tiktok Guide for Parents - Parent Zone
Parents Guide to Safety Tools - Safer Internet
Snapchat Guide for parents - Twinkl
Think U Know - Stay Safe Online
Guidance from Derbyshire Police
NSPCC Online Guide for Parents
Childnet - Keeping your child safe online information for parents
Advice for Parents on Cyberbullying
Webcam advice for teachers - Childnet
Additional Advice online letter
Internet Matters - Information about online safety from BT, Sky, Virgin
With thanks to CEOP for content within the template letter and to Kent County Council for additional awareness.
