| Safeguarding Newsletters |
| Monthly Guidance for students and families |
| How can Safeguarding Newsletters help me? Our monthly safeguarding newsletters help parents and carers stay informed about the latest advice, guidance and support available to keep children safe. They provide practical information on topics such as online safety, mental health and wellbeing, attendance, healthy relationships and emerging risks that may affect young people. By reading the newsletters, families can work in partnership with the school to support children's safety, wellbeing and development both at home and in the wider community. |
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Online Safety
The Internet has become an integral part of children's lives, enabling them to undertake research for school projects, talk to their friends and access information from around the world.
Increasing provision of the Internet in and out of school brings with it the need to ensure that learners are safe.
Online Safety Guides and Resources
ThinkuKnow
Lots of advice and resources to aid your understanding of eSafety. Within the site you will also find a section to report any incidents that happen online directly to CEOP.
ConnectSafely
A resource that provides lots of current advice for teenagers, parents and educators. Pupils can post questions and discuss the latest Online Safety issues.
Internet Matters
Learn about it. Talk about it. Deal with it.
Here are some useful resources to help parents and carers make informed choices about children’s online safety. You will find links to more relevant resources throughout the site.
Childnet International
A comprehensive range of support materials from Childnet. The Parents and Carers section is particularly useful and contains lots of advice on what you need to know.
Remember: If something happens online that makes you feel worried or unsafe, speak to a trusted adult in school.