Keeping your child safe online
Learning about staying safe online is very important. At Shurdington we make sure our pupils are aware of some of the risks to safety that are online and what to do to stay safe. We regularly teach E-Safety during our computing lessons and the Police have been in to lead sessions with our children on how to stay safe when using a computer.
E-safety covers more than just computers. Smart phones, tablets and games consoles can all be dangerous if used wrong. We understand that as our children have grown up with this technology often they know more about it than many adults. Below are some helpful sites to help keep your children safe when online.
Every other week we send out support for parents linked to online safety, these can all be downloaded below. Further parent guides can be found on the National Online Safety website (although you need to register, you can do this for free).
CEOP - home
CEOP : The National Crime Agency's CEOP Education team aim to help protect children and young people from online child sexual abuse. There is useful information for both proffessionals and parents and carers.
Know IT All for Parents
Know IT All for Parents is a unique interactive e-safety guide containing advice and information for parents and carers.
Childnet
Childnet - Helpful information and guidance on a range of key online safety topics
UK Safer Internet Center
Advice for parents and carers
NSPCC
Support and advice for parents and carers from the NSPCC
South West Grid for Learning
Support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online
Why not download one of our E-Safety posters we use in class or one of the information leaflets we have downloaded from Thinkuknow for parents? We have downloaded the English and Polish versions but many different languages are available on their website.
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E safety KS1 | [pdf 4MB] |
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E Safety poster KS2 | [pdf 4MB] |
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Supporting-young-people-online | [pdf 660KB] |
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Polish Supporting-young-people-online V3 | [pdf 649KB] |
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