Online Safety Guidance

The digital world is constantly evolving and provides excellent opportunities for students to learn from experts all over the world, interact with people from different cultures and develop their digital and creative skills.

 

Below are some useful links for organisations who provide advice as well as resources to both parents and professionals in order to ensure that children stay safe online.

 

For further information on any of these organisation, or if you are unable to find an organisation that can meet your needs, please feel free to contact our Safeguarding Lead, Mr Duffy or Ms Marius-Beeko

 

NSPCC Online Safety provide resources and advice for both teachers and parents to help keep children safe online. You can contact they’re experts for free on 0808 800 5002 on how to set up parental controls, adjust privacy settings or get advice on social networks.

 

Internet Matters offer simple, practical and easy advice as well as resources for parents can use to ensure their children stay safe online. Information is also provided about issues that could be affecting children and how to report any issues. You can offer free confidential helpline advice on 0808 800 2222

 

CEOP is a law enforcement agency and is there to help keep children and young people safe from sexual abuse and grooming online. They offer help and advice as well as a means to make a report directly to them if something has happened online which has made someone feel unsafe, scared or worried.

A parent, child and/or professionals can make report by clicking here.

 

Parent Zone are an organisation that offer a wealth of advice and guidance to families about how to keep children safe when using digital technology. You can contact Parent Zone on 020 7686 7225 or email them at info@parentzone.org.uk