E-Safety for Parents / Carers
We sometimes get requests from parents & carers about how they can keep their children safe on-line. One of the most effective ways is by using 'parental settings', which can be used to block inappropriate content, etc. The website www.internetmatters.org has developed an interactive guide to help parents use parental settings on a wide range of devices... why not have a look and see it would be helpful to you.
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National Online Safety have created a FREE guide ‘Screen Addiction’ – an issue which is affecting young people across the globe. |
The guide informs parents about the issues associated with smartphone and screen addiction amongst children and how they can help to control the associated risks and stop their children becoming ‘Screen Zombies’.
Other resources available:
Please click on the link to download the latest guide for parents from NSPCC: Child Safety Online: Practical Guide
The NSPCC e-safety website can also be accessed directly by clicking on the link: Online Safety NSPCC
Safer Internet DayCoordinated in the UK by the UK Safer Internet Centre the celebration sees hundreds of schools and organisations join together to raise awareness of online safety issues and run events and activities right across the UK. As a result of our collective action Safer Internet Day 2016 reached 2.8 million UK children and 2.5 million UK parents. Find out more at www.saferinternet.org.uk or download the fact sheet here |
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