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Online Safety

Technology and the Internet can be fantastic – they can help our children to learn, to create amazing things, to communicate and to entertain themselves and each other. Our children are surrounded by this technology – it is part and parcel of their daily lives. 

Using technology and the Internet well is about using it safely and responsibly. Things can go wrong by accident or if behaviour isn’t sensible or respectful.  Our job is not to stop our young people from using technology but to ensure that they have the necessary knowledge, skills and understanding to successfully navigate themselves through the online world, so they become good digital citizens.

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If you are concerned about the games that your child is playing, we have created a page that will help you make an informed decision about whether the game is suitable. 

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Online Safety Parent Workshop 2024

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View the PowerPoint WATCH the KS1 Video https://youtu.be/Ilf0crM6NA4 WATCH the KS2 Video https://youtu.be/ztJKWW7Gibg

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Useful Links

Guidance regarding the new Snapchat map feature.Guidance regarding TikTok
How to set parental controls and all the main devices and websitesFind out more about cyber bullying & prevention
Find out about cyber bullying, grooming, sharing personal informationA guide to internet safety and safe surfing.
Parental Guide: Tools and tips to keep online safeReport Online Terrorism

Child Exploitation Online Protection (CEOP) website is a police agency tackling child abuse on the internet.

Internet Watch Foundation website is the UK’s hotline for reporting illegal content found on the Internet

UK Safer Internet Centre – Need help? Gives help and advice about how to report online concerns such as cyberbullying, inappropriate content or illegal behaviour.

  • YouTube app on TV gets ‘parent code’ feature

    ouTube is rolling out a new “parent code” feature on its TV app, giving parents more control over what their kids watch on YouTube. According to Google’s support page, once enabled, the PIN will be required to: This feature is particularly handy since YouTube Kids is being phased out on smart TVs, and the regular YouTube app is taking…

  • Online Safety Parent Workshop 2024

  • Year 4, 5 & 6 Online Safety Parent Workshops

    Technology is moving at an extraordinarily fast pace. So it can be difficult to know how to start talking to your child about what they’re doing online, who they might be speaking to or discussing the potential risks and issues. We are holding parent workshops to support you to keep your children safe online. We…

  • Year 1, 2 & 3 Online Safety Parent Workshops

    Technology is moving at an extraordinarily fast pace. So it can be difficult to know how to start talking to your child about what they’re doing online, who they might be speaking to or discussing the potential risks and issues. We are holding parent workshops to support you to keep your children safe online. We…

  • Internet Safety Workshops for Parents and Carers

  • 3 Ways YouTube Hijacks Your Kids’ Brain (And How to Stop It!)

  • Broad Heath Staying Safe Online

    The Online Safety Monitors were blown away by the quality and quantity of the work we received for the online safety competition. Below are some of the fantastic entries.

  • Online Safety Competition Winners

    First of all well done to everyone that entered. All entries were fantastic and showed the importance of staying safe online. A massive congratulations to Ayaad (2 Red) and Ramandeep (5 White) who each won themselves a Kindle. Both of your posters were well presented and very informative. Great job!

  • Computing in Year 5 Summer 2

    This half term, we are learning about online safety and concept maps. Watch our video to see what we have learnt.