E-Safety

Keeping our children safe online

We ask that children be aware of their own and other's safety and security when using computers, the Internet and other electronic devices. Children are taught how to keep themselves and their friends safe and happy online, and are encouraged to be responsible with personal information.

All children are asked to adhere to an acceptable use policy before using the Internet in school.

Below is also a Parents' Guide to Online Safety.  

Here you will find a collection of useful resources to help parents and children with the knowledge they need to understand online dangers and how best to react should an incident arise:

• Parent Zone Guides
• National Online Safety Guides
• Netflix Parental Controls
• Digital Parenting Guide
• Common Sense Media (A parental guide to content in films and TV)
• What parents need to know about TikTok
• What parents need to know about YouTube Kids
• How to keep children safe on YouTube
• British Board of Film Classification (A parental guide to content in films and TV)
• British Board of Film Classification Parents Newsletter sign up form
• Child Exploitation and Online Protection command (for reporting concerns directly to police)
• National Crime Agency's aim to help protect children from online child sexual abuse
• Report Harmful Content (to be used for inappropriate content online)
• Education for a connected world (Government Doc)