E-Safety
Meet our 2020 E-Safety Team!
Check out their new video, 'SID'S TOP TIPS', at the bottom of this page, ready for Safer Internet Day 2020...
It was great to have Mark Aspden (Edsential) talk about E-Safety with children and parents. He recommended sharing the following three links (click the images):
We are grateful to PC Neil for frequently coming in to talk to our children about staying safe online.
The Internet is a great place for entertainment, communication and education, but there are risks of harm through inappropriate content and people. Everyone can play a part in keeping children safe, just like the above pupils want to do. On this page, you'll find several games suitable for all ages. Click on the links below and find out how to stay safe online...
Be safe and confident explorers of the online world at BE INTERNET LEGENDS...
Can you help Captain Broadband find the nasty character who is sending yucky emails and messages? When you've answered the SAFETY LAND questions correctly, the nasty character will be taken to jail and you’ll become a certified hero, just like Captain Broadband.
The THINKUKNOW website has useful information for both children and adults.
Meet McGruff - he's a Crime Dog. World famous for his advice on how to stop crime before it happens and for his great sense of humour! Some of his work involves teaching children how to stay safe online. Check out the different areas of the site – there’s so much to learn at McGRUFF.
The cybercafé within Grid Club is a safe online community where you can make choices without getting hurt. You can join in the fun by playing the game.
ChildNet has more pupil-friendly information.
InternetMatters will help parents keep their children safe online.
TopMedicalAssistantSchools is 'The Ultimate Internet Safety Guide for Parents & Kids'.
Have fun and stay safe!