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Parent Info from Parent Zone and CEOP Help and advice for families in a digital world

National Online Safety News

CEOP Website to report things encountered online that are not safe.

Childnet International Parents and Carers Information Whether you’re puzzled by parental controls or would like to know more about gaming, this website can help. We all know that it can sometimes be challenging to keep up to speed with what children and young people are doing online. Luckily on this site you’ll find a whole host of useful ways to keep your child safe.

Digital Parenting The latest Vodafone’s Digital Parenting magazine is available now! The latest issue includes articles about cyberbullying, sexting and extremism and brings together advice from academics, psychologists and other experts to help keep young people safe in the digital world. Developed in partnership with The Parent Zone.

Information from the UK Safer Internet Centre for Parents & Carers

Parent Zone Up to date advice, news and information on different apps and games. Also lots of useful advice on how to activate parental controls, set up purchase restrictions and much more. A really useful source of information.

NSPCC Net Aware Your guide to the social networks your kids use. Stay up to date and keep your child safe in today's digital world!

NSPCC Share Aware A guide to helping you keep your child safe on social networks, apps and games

Internet Matters Tips to help parents keep children safe online.

Parental Controls on the Internet This is a step by step guide to getting parental controls set up

Think U Know Information and activities for parents and 4-7 year olds to keep safe online

Think U Know Information and activities for parents and 8-10 year old children to keep safe online

Think U Know Information and tips for 11-13 year olds to keep safe on the Internet

Please see the links below to our safeguarding page and to view our E-Safety Policy:

Safeguarding Information

Policies

What's the problem? A guide for parents of children and young people who have got in trouble online.

Parents Pack - What's the problem?

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