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Online Grooming New Campaign

Please see below for information on Online Grooming New Campaign (Internet watch Foundation)

A new IWF safety campaign aims to help parents have conversations with their children about keeping their 'door' closed to child sexual abusers. The campaign includes a booklet for parents, explaining the risks, explaining why children are vulnerable, and suggests practice steps that parents can take.


One of the videos used in CPD sessions about online safety was called 'Where's Klaus?' Please click the link below to watch the video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4GKXsAOYZE

  • TALK to your child about online sexual abuse. Start the conversation – and listen to their concerns.
  • AGREE ground rules about the way you use technology as a family.
  • LEARN about the platforms and apps your child loves. Take an interest in their online life.
  • KNOW how to use tools, apps and settings that can help to keep your child safe online.

 

Online Safety at Home - Newsletter. Keeping your children safe at home during the Easter break

Please see below for a link about how Parents/Carers can deliver online safety at home:

 

Activity Packs to help you keep your child safe online
Please see below for some 'Activity Sheets' regarding internet safety

Some Activity sheets on Keeping Safe whilst online

Video chatting: A guide for parents and carers of primary school-age children.

Please click on the link below for some advice about how you can keep your child safe if they are using video chat to stay in touch with their friends

https://parentinfo.org/article/video-chatting-a-guide-for-parents-and-carers-of-primary-school-age-children?utm_source=Thinkuknow&utm_campaign=03f521e658-TUK_ONLINE_SAFETY_AT_HOME_21_04_20&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_0b54505554-03f521e658-64869225

 

Staying Safe Online

The internet opens up a world of entertainment, opportunity and knowledge. It is really important that parents and carers work with us to ensure children stay safe in their use of technology. When we talk about e-Safety, we are not just talking about the internet. We are talking about the use of computers, games consoles (such as X-Box), mobile phones, televisions, tablets (such as the iPad) and many other things.
To help your child to enjoy it all safety, the UK Council for Child Internet Safety (UKCCIS) has developed the Click Clever, Click Safe code:

 

 


The code has been designed to:

  • give parents the confidence to be able to help their children enjoy the internet safely
  • help children and young people understand how their online experiences can expose them to risks

It’s easy to remember when talking to children about online safety and it’s designed to help keep them safe on the internet.

 

Remember, if you see or hear anything on the Internet that worries you or makes you feel uncomfortable, you can always report this to CEOP by clicking on the link below:

 

 


See the links below for more information on staying safe online.

  • Parent Info Parent Info provides high quality information to parents and carers about their children's wellbeing and resilience. Parent Info is a collaboration between Parent Zone and CEOP, a command of the National Crime Agency.
  • CEOP The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
  • Internet Matters Working with online safety experts, we're here to guide you through the many issues children can experience when using the internet.
  • UK - Safer Internet Centre Welcome to the UK Safer Internet Centre, where you can find e-safety tips, advice and resources to help children and young people stay safe on the internet.
  • Childnet Childnet - helping to make the internet a great and safe place for children.
  • Parenting in the Digital Age Parenting in the Digital Age doesn't need to be overwhelming. In fact, it isn't so different to parenting in the offline world.
  • Get Safe Online UK government security service to help protect computers, mobile phones and other devices from malicious attack.
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