Online Safety
STAY SAFE ONLINE
Welcome to the Online Safety page where you will find
Report abuse to CEOP
Digital Parenting Magazine
Useful Links
Parent Guides from National Online Safety
Child Exploitation and Online Protection
Are you worried about online sexual abuse or the way someone has been communicating with you online?
Click on the button to make a report to CEOP
Digital Parenting
The latest edition of the Digital Parenting magazine, brought to you by Vodafone. Including 6 tips for better digital-life balance (see pages 4 & 5)
Sensible screen time
Bold boundaries
Don't pull the plug
Keep talking
Engage in their world
Bedtime bans
vodafone_digital_parenting.pdfnew-devices-2023.pdfNew Devices
Some general reminders about staying safe online.
12-social-media-online-safety-tips.pdfSocial Media TIPS
12 Social Media tips for staying safe online
Amigo parent guide.pdfAmigo
An app for connecting with random people across the world rated 18+ so definitely not appropriate for children.
TikTok parent guide.pdfTikTOK
One of the world's biggest social networks and used by children despite the 12+ rating due to inappropriate content including images, music and language
Roblox guide.pdfROBLOX
A Safety guide for parents for this popular online game. Dangers include contact with strangers.
Minecraft guide.pdfMinecraft
Another popular app and game amongst children so do check out the safety recommendations.
Fifa23 guide.pdfFIFA 23
Hugely popular so do ensure your child is safe online when using it. Dangers include contact with starngers and scamming.
Instagram guide.pdfInstagram
Popular with adults and children alike, so do ensure if you have allowed your child to have an account the settings are set to private.