There are a lot of concerns these days about keeping children and young people safe online. With this in mind, and to protect your child from harmful content on the internet, we recommend that you talk with your child on an ongoing basis about what he or she is accessing and about how to stay safe online. Reminding your child to tell you about anything upsetting that they encounter online is very important. Having regular and open dialogues about what your child is accessing will encourage them to talk to you if they feel unsafe or uncomfortable with any content online or bullying behaviours.<\/p>\n
Monitoring of your child\u2019s devices can also help to ensure they are safe online. Seemingly innocent and harmless children\u2019s apps and videos can be used to share disturbing content and to encourage children to contact individuals that they do not know. Regular monitoring of your child\u2019s devices will bring this to your attention quickly and allow you to take appropriate action.<\/p>\n
You may find the following links useful to support keeping your child safe.<\/p>\n
Internet Safety: Parent Zone \u2013 https:\/\/glo.li\/parentzoneonline
\nAdvice to Pupils: Stay Safe Online \u2013https:\/\/glo.li\/staysafeonline
\nNational Online Safety have useful parent\/carer guides for popular apps \u2013 https:\/\/glo.li\/nosplatformguides
\nNSPCC \u2013 Online safety \u2013 https:\/\/glo.li\/nspcconline
\nCEOP\u2019s Thinkyouknow for parents and carers \u2013https:\/\/glo.li\/thinkuknow
\nhttps:\/\/www.nspcc.org.uk\/preventing-abuse\/keeping-children-safe\/online-safety\/talking-your-child-staying-safe-online\/<\/p>\n
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