E-Safety and Useful Websites for Parents

Online Safety

The world of technology changes daily and our pupils are growing up in an increasingly more technological world.

We all need to ensure that our pupils are safe online in the ever changing technical world.

Online Safety parent information presentation.
Parent guide to apps and games.

The development of the internet has opened up a whole new world of endless possibilities for research, friendship and knowledge at the press of a button.

Unfortunately, it has also opened up the possibility of our pupils being contacted by people that they do not know, who maybe older than them etc. Through our teaching of Computing in the curriculum and Online Safety awareness days, we hope to empower both our pupils and parents to talk more openly about their experiences online.

Our Fellowship Council have worked with Mr Smith from Amazing ICT to produce a range of online safety videos. Click the links below…

Please find updated guidance on Social Media – A guide to Parental Controls. Produced by Knowsley CLC’s.

https://www.knowsleyclcs.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Parental-Controls-booklet-2026.pdf 

 

Online safety overview

E-Safety  including pop ups and viruses

Strangers online

E-Safety

Guide to Parental Controls

Online Safety monthly update

CEOP Education page

Please click on the links below to activities you can do at home with your child/ren about staying safe whilst using online platforms.

Supporting page for parents

Information for all pupils – select your age and collect a badge!

Age limits for apps and games are really important as they protect our children from inappropriate content 

Thank you to Mr Smith from Amazing ICT for a fantastic Robotics and Online Safety session for parents and carers. July 2022

Online safety update from Richard Smith (June 2020)

Parent Guides on Various Online Media

Roblox
Advice for parents

what to do if your child sees something upsetting online

Below are some links to Online Safety websites that can provide support to parents and pupils

Internet matters
Childnet.com
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