E-safety
Advice for parents |
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General parental information giving an insight into some of the risks while explaining some of the jargon too. |
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Information about TikTok, a video sharing service. |
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A guide to the latest mobile phones, games consoles and tablets. Created by the UK Safer Internet Centre.
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Useful and helpful guidance for children and parents to help everyone learn a little more about staying safe in a cyber-world. |
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A guide to setting up Parental Controls on various devices. Created by Childnet International. |
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An interactive website with all aspects of being safe on the internet covered.
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A safe search engine for children to use giving relevant and exciting search results without the unrestricted element of Google.
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Interactive website with lots of useful information including online bullying, internet safety etc. Supported by Microsoft.
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Social network sites |
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Net aware- a site to give you information about apps such as, who are they designed for, what age is it suitable for and what sort of content will my child come across? |
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A supportive site for families with lots of useful advice.
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Top 10 Tips if you think you are being bullied online.
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Gaming |
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Online tips and advice for parents on age-appropriate games and what signs to look out for.
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Chat |
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Advice for children and adults on how to report suspicious behaviour
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Mobile phones |
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Vodafone Parental advice on protecting your child. Supported by CEOP & UK Safer Internet Centre.
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O2 ‘Let’s keep kids safe online’. Supported by NSPPC.
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A useful fact sheet to help monitor what your children are watching on you tube, how you can be sure if it is suitable and what to do when you uncover a video that you deem not to be suitable.
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