Online Safety
Internet Safety
- Family Agreement.pdf
- Conversation Starters.pdf
- Ask the awkward - parent and carers.pdf
- Device stress.jpg
- Healthy Online habbits.jpg
- Keeping my child safe on snapchat.pdf
- Keeping my child safe on TikTok.pdf
- Let's Talk About Life Online.pdf
- Parents and Carers Resource Sheet.pdf
- Think U Know
Great advice to keep children safe whilst using the Internet - CEOP
- News and articles surrounding Internet safety.
- Keeping safe online - latest advice
- Guide to technology gifts and parental controls
- Parental technology guides
- Guide to parental controls
- West Yorkshire Police guides for parents and guardians to keep your child safe when using web enabled devices
Parents and guardians buying web-enabled devices such as smart phones, laptops and games consoles are being urged to enable security settings to help protect them online. As part of the ongoing "Who are you really talking to" campaign, West Yorkshire Police has produced a number of easy to read guides for different social media applications and gaming consoles explaining how to set privacy levels and restrict access to information. If you are giving a web-enabled device as a present this Christmas, we would suggest checking our online guides to restrict who is able to see pictures and personal information on social media applications and gaming consoles.
We filter and monitor all of our school-owned devices, this help manage risk and runs alongside our online safety curriculum in preparing students to manage their safety online.
Being safe online is taught throughout the school in an age appropriate way through our DARES computing curriculum. The key knowledge and skills taught to the children are explicit on the Computing scheme of work and is covered throughout the year. In addition, assemblies in each Key Stage are delivered highlighting key messages.
Useful E-safety websites
- How to set up devices and staying safe on the internet
- Net Aware
- A useful site for parents to inform you of the potential dangers of online apps and use
- Think u Know e-safety website
- Helpful advice on E-safety for Parents
- Newsround - Staying Safe online
- NSPCC guidance for Parents
Need Help With Online Safety?
If you’re worried about something your child has experienced online, you’re not alone — and you don’t have to handle it by yourself.
You can contact school if you are worried and needs support and advice.
You can also contact he Professionals Online Safety Helpline at UK Safer Internet Centre provides confidential, independent support to help resolve online safety concerns affecting children and young people.
When to Get in Touch
You can contact the helpline if you need support with issues such as:
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Cyberbullying or online harassment
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Nude image sharing / sexting concerns
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Fake profiles or online impersonation
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Social media problems
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Gaming-related issues
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Online exploitation or inappropriate content
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Reporting harmful or illegal online material
If something online is causing worry, stress, or risk — it’s always okay to ask for help.
How It Works
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Email your concern to helpline@saferinternet.org.uk
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A trained professional will review your message confidentially.
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You’ll receive advice, guidance, and practical next steps to help resolve the issue.
The helpline is independent, free to use, and focused on supporting those working with children and young people.
You don’t need to have all the answers — just reach out.
📩 Email: helpline@saferinternet.org.uk
🌐 Learn more at the UK Safer Internet Centre
E-Safety information regarding electronic devices, apps and the internet
E-Safety information regarding electronic devices, apps and the internet
- Android security settings
- Apple security settings
- Letter from Santa regarding E-Safety and electronic devices
- Christmas E-safety guide - information for keeping children safe with technology
- Parent Zone
- Guidance for parents regarding online issues
- National Online Safety Site
- A parents guide to keeping your child safe on a popular apps