National Online Safety Guides

 

 

Below, you can find lots of eSafety Guides, which have been produced by "National Online Safety".  The NOS aim to give school staff, parents and pupils the knowledge they need to understand online dangers.

We hope you find these guides useful.

If you have any eSafety concerns, please contact either Mr Higginbotham (Online Safety Lead), Mrs Smith (Safeguarding and Online Safety Lead) or in extreme cases you may need to contact CEOP (the police, if you are worried about online abuse or the way someone has been communicating with you online).

If you learn of new apps, websites, games or "Social Media crazes" that the children are using which may cause eSafety concerns, please also let Mr Higginbotham know, so that we can keep up to date with the latest information.

Thank you.

Files to Download

Age Ratings AppStore Children's Devices Cyberbullying Online Bullying Guide for Schools and Parents Facebook Fake News HouseParty How to Clean Devices Instagram Minecraft Nintendo Switch Online Bullying Online Dares and Challenges Online Safety Storybook Online Safety Tips For Children Reminders of How to Be Kind Online Remote Learning 10 Top Tips for Children Remote Learning 10 Top Tips for Parents Roblox Safer Apps and Games for Children Smart Phone Safety Tips Snapchat Social Media Safety Tips Social Pressures Linked To ‘Friends and Followers’ Squid Games TikTok Twitter Virtual Reality WhatsApp YouTube YouTube Kids Zoom

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