The safety of our children is of paramount importance to us, and we are acutely aware of the ever-increasing need to educate our pupils about staying safe online. In partnership with the National Online Safety project, we have a comprehensive scheme of learning that we deliver throughout school to reflect the continually changing world of technology.

National Online Safety has also produced some useful parent information leaflets, covering a range of topics, which you can access by clicking on the links below.

E-safety Guides for Schools | National Online Safety

 Almost half (46%) of 8- to 11-year-olds in the UK play online video games with people that they don’t necessarily know and 55% of parents of young gamers worry that their child might be pressured into making expensive in-game purchases

Most children find gaming immensely enjoyable, but the volume of potential risks – and capacity to influence behaviour – often make it problematic for parents. Our #WakeUpWednesday guide  suggests some sensible ground rules for promoting safer, healthier gaming habits

Below is a link to this week’s #wakeupwednesday parent guide.

Setting Boundaries Around Gaming

Below are some other useful guides:

Stay Stay Online This Summer

Below are some other useful guides:

Open Discussions About Digital Lives

Staying Safe On New Devices

12 Top Tips For Building Cyber Resilience At Home

What Parents Need To Know About Setting Up Apps Games And Software

What Parents Need To Know About HiPal

What Parents Need To Know About Toddlers & Screen Time

What Parents Need To Know About How To Combat Online Bullying

What Parents Need To Know About Social Media & Mental Health

Online Safety For Under 5s 10 Top Tips For Parents And Carers

What Parents Need To Know About Minecraft

What Parents Need To Know About Roblox

What Parents Need To Know About FIFA 23

What Parents Need To Know About WhatsApp

What Parents Need To Know About Amigo

What Parents Need To Know About Call Of Duty Modern Warfare II

What Parents Need To Know About TikTok