E-safety

Children and young people spend increasing amounts of time online and pupils at school now have never known a world without the internet.

E-safety for Children and Young People

Children and young people spend increasing amounts of time online and pupils at school now have never known a world without the internet.

Guidance on the following topics can be found below.

What parents & carers need to know about....

Snapchat

Horror Films & Age Ratings

AI Virtual Friends

Wellbeing Online

Age-Inappropriate Content

How to Combat Online Bullying

Inspiring Children to Build a Better Digital World

Group Chats

Share Kindness Online

Developing Healthier Sleeping Patterns

The Online Safety Act

Microtransactions

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