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Online Safety

Summer Term 2024 - E-safety Talk & Children's Gadget Meeting Tues 11th June

eSafety evening letter final.pdf

Video for Parent/Carers information session This video includes the same content that was delivered at the eSafety Talk & Gadget Meeting

Parents and Carers Evaluation Survey for e-safety meeting Click this link to our Parents and Carers evaluation survey. Any and all feedback is very much appreciated.

Parents Guides to Websites, Games and Apps (National College)

Autumn Term 2022- E-safety letter

Letter to Parents - E -safety.

Poppy's Playtime -Huggy Wuggy- Alert for Parents

Poppys Playtime safety letter (1).pdf

Celebrate Safer Internet Day 2022. ‘All fun and games? Exploring respect and relationships online’. Helpful handbook full of tips and tricks for supporting your child’s digital education. Help your child become a smarter, safer and happier explorer of the online world. Try Internet Legends Programme. Also there are fun family online activities.

Setting up Parental Controls on your Home network Please read the guidance which tells you how to set up parental controls so that you can provide safe access to the internet. Remember- nothing beats close supervision and talking to your child!

Information about YouTubeKids

Tips on keeping children safe on YouTube

Information for parents about 'Fortnite'.

Information and advice for Parents about 'Tik Tok' Please read the essential information about Tik-Tok before letting your child use this social platform.

Safer Internet Day "Free to be me: exploring identity online". Safer Internet Day is on Tuesday 11th February. We re going to participate in this day and explore the topic 'Our Online Identity' and what does this reveal about us.

Online safety webinar hosted by London Grid for Learning

Safeguarding your child in the digital world

Online safety advice by Childnet

NSPCC Share Aware This is a link to NSPCC share aware site where there are videos linked to how much is too much and supporting your child in this.

Talking to your child about traumatic events covered in media

Cyber bullying -support for parents Internet matters is an organisation which aim is to keep children safe in the digital world. It provides advice and support for children, young people and parents. There is a particular section which relates to ways to tackle and stop cyber bullying

At Meryfield we take online safety very seriously. If you would like to find how to stay safe on the internet please visit the two links below for more information:

http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/

http://www.ceop.police.uk/