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Online Safety

On this page we hope to bring you the latest news about how you can support e-safety with your child at home.

Online Safety Information Posters for Parents

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Useful Links

e-Safety / Safety Useful Links NSPCC "Net Aware" will give you information about online apps. Click here to discover more about the apps your child may ask you to download.

Find out about Gaming at "Ask About Games.com" Click here.

e-Safety / Safety Useful Links NSPCC "Net Aware" will give you information about online apps. Click here to discover more about the apps your child may ask you to download. Find out about Gaming at "Ask About Games.com" Click here. CEOP has lots of information to support parents in teaching their children about being safe online at their "Think U Know" website. Click here

The NSPCC has some specific resources to support you with helping children to play online games safely.

e-Safety / Safety Useful Links NSPCC "Net Aware" will give you information about online apps. Click here to discover more about the apps your child may ask you to download. Find out about Gaming at "Ask About Games.com" Click here. CEOP has lots of information to support parents in teaching their children about being safe online at their "Think U Know" website. Click here The NSPCC has some specific resources to support you with helping children to play online games safely. The NSPCC have some good resources called "Share Aware" to support you in talking to your child about their use of social media.

e-Safety / Safety Useful Links NSPCC "Net Aware" will give you information about online apps. Click here to discover more about the apps your child may ask you to download. Find out about Gaming at "Ask About Games.com" Click here. CEOP has lots of information to support parents in teaching their children about being safe online at their "Think U Know" website. Click here The NSPCC has some specific resources to support you with helping children to play online games safely. The NSPCC have some good resources called "Share Aware" to support you in talking to your child about their use of social media. There are lots of useful resources about keeping children safe online at "Internet Matters .Org"

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