Online Safety
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To read our Online Safety Policy, please click here

Parents & Carers of children in years 3, 4, 5 & 6, online safety letter (08/02.2022), please click   here

Parents & Carers of children in years 3, 4, 5 & 6, online safety letter (16/02.2022), please click here

To read our KS1 online safety classroom rules, please click here

To read  our KS2 online safety classroom rules, please click here

To read our Internet Safety Newsletter for October, please click here

For tips and advice for talking to your child about online sexual harassment, please click here 

To read how to keep safe online and things to consider, please click here

To read 8 steps to keep your child safe online, please click here

Roblox: A Parents Guide to Protecting Children from Harmful Content, please click here

​Social Media - Step-by-step guide to reporting bullying and harassment online, please click here 

What is trolling? For more information, please click here

Stay safe tips for social media -   Social Media - Comic strip 

Dangers of online image sharing -   NSPCC - I saw your willy - Video 

CEOP help children stay safe online. If anybody acts inappropriately towards you or another child or young person online (such as sexual chat, or being asked to do something that makes you feel uncomfortable); you can report it   here

For advice and support around age limits and restrictions on TV, film and gaming, please click here

To read  about online safety during school closures, please click here

For a parental guide to gaming, please click here

Important information about a fake school Tik Tok account, please click here

For important safety information about the online content of Squid Game, please click here 
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