In March 2020 Mrs Greenhalgh conducted an anonymous survey to find out what web sites and apps children in KS2 access in their spare time. In the graph below you will see the results, using these results we are able to offer you further advice about the safety and dangers of these popular apps and websites.     

 We hope you find this page useful. Please follow this link for help regarding online safeguarding issues.  

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Parents eSafety Links 

VPN  – Although a great privacy tool in the right hands, VPNs can be dangerous for children and let them bypass restrictions you have on web browsing.

SWITCH– What parents need to know about – Poster

SMARTPHONE – 12 Smart online safety tips for children with new devices

PARENTING GAMERS – Moving from policing to parenting your gaming kids! how to engage and guide 

ONLINE SAFETY FOR CHILDREN – National Online Safety Do’s and Don’ts for Children

ONLINE CHALLENGES – What parents need to know about – Poster

LOOT BOXES & SKIN BETTING – Understanding Video Game – Poster

DEVICES IN YOUR HOME – 12 Top tips to get smart about the devices in your home

CHILDRENS DEVICES  – 9 top tips to get smart about children’s devices

CATFISHING – What parents need to know about – Poster

APEX LEGENDS  – What parents need to know – Poster

AGE RATINGS – What parents need to know – Poster

7 QUESTIONS –  To help you start a conversation with your child about online safety

Children’s eSafety Links

Digital Passport™ by Common Sense Education  –

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Once you have achieved you Digital Passport™ please print off your certificate so it can be presented to you in assembly. 

Microsoft Family Group

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