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News from our parent survey and tips to help set parental settings

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Online safety/ mobile and smart technology policy

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Acceptable Use Agreements (all key stages)

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Acceptable Use Agreements (all key stages)

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Summer 23 Newsletter supporting children and young people with SEND online

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Summer 23 Newsletter supporting children and young people with SEND online

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Advice and websites to support

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A great chance to explore your child's online use and get talking.

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A great chance to explore your child's online use and get talking.

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Great advice about online chatting for SEN children.

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Great advice about online chatting for SEN children.

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FAQ:

What can a phone be used for?

How can I introduce a phone in a safe way?

What about inheriting or buying a second hand phone?

What are the risks to having a phone?

What can I do to manage the risks?

What can I do if something goes wrong?

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Parents and Carers - UK Safer Internet Centre

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Tips, advice, guides and resources to help keep your child safe online

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How to set restrictions on devices from phones to smart speakers

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How to set restrictions on devices from phones to smart speakers

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Comprehensive guides for:

phones

laptops

smart speakers

game consoles

tablets

smart TVs

social media

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Parents and Carers - UK Safer Internet Centre

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Tips, advice, guides and resources to help keep your child safe online

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Wren Park Online Safety Code:                                Zip it, block it, flag it!

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Wren Park Online Safety Code:                                Zip it, block it, flag it!

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Children are taught to zip it, block it and flag it to stay safe online.

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Progression of objectives

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Zip it, Block it, Flag it matrix child friendly ALL

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Latest publication: Stay safe this summer!

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Latest publication: Stay safe this summer!

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Random Fun Facts

Clothes dried outside smell better because of a process called photolysis (sunlight breaks down compounds that cause odor).

A lions feed once every 3 to 4 days.

Cows can walk up stairs but not down them..

It is illegal in the United Kingdom to handle salmon in suspicious circumstances..

The Grand Canyon can hold around 900 trillion footballs.

A dragonfly can fly at 40kph (25mph).

Glaciers and ice sheets hold about 69 percent of the worlds freshwater..

The Eiffel Tower is repainted every 7 years.

Kangaroos can not walk backwards..

Shakespeare invented the words 'assassination' and 'bump'.

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Keep Safe Online by Taking The "KidzSearch Safety Pledge"

1.) I will never give out any personal information that can identify me online unless my parents say it is okay. Things like passwords, links to social media sites, cell phone or home number, current location, full name, credit card number, social security number, school name, and home address must never be given out. Other things, like your birthday or age are okay in certain cases, but it is best to keep that private.

2.) I will never post any personal information about another person unless my parents approve it. This includes giving passwords to your friend.

3.) I will never post any pictures or videos of myself or others without getting approval from my parents.

4.) I will never sign up for any online service without first checking with my parents or a person I trust.

5.) I will never ever meet in person with someone I met online. If your parents say it is okay, have them go with you and meet in a public place.

6.) I will immediately tell my parents about anything that made me feel uncomfortable while online.

7.) I will never download or install any computer software or apps without checking with a trusted adult.

8.) I will talk with my parents about how much time I can spend online and what websites or tools I can use. I will not allow the internet to interfere with doing homework or house chores, exercising/sports, or other important activities.

9.) I will be very careful texting or playing online games while outside to avoid possibly hurting myself or others. I will make sure to stay focused on what is around me, such as looking out for cars or bikes, or wandering into unfamiliar areas.

10.) I will always be polite and respectful of others and never post anything hurtful online, or do or say anything that I would not want to be said about myself.

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KidzSearch - Family-friendly safe search engine for kids. We are the leading search engine used by schools around the world since 2005. Results are always Strict Filtered. Nothing to install. Free public service.

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Designed and Developed by Will Earp and Matt Rosser, SWGfL (https://swgfl.org.uk/)

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Swiggle.org.uk - Child Friendly Search Engine for Kids

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Swiggle is a friendly search engine for kids aimed at Key Stage 2. With educational search results, Swiggle is fun and simple for children to use when learning to search the internet. There are also tools and information on how to stay safe online.

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Interland is an online adventure that teaches the key lessons of internet safety through four fun, challenging games. Play your way to being an Internet Legend.

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Online safety for families and children with SEND

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Online safety for families and children with SEND

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Online safety for families and children with SEND

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Online safety for families and children with SEND

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Supporting online wellbeing for children with SEND

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Supporting online wellbeing for children with SEND

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Supporting online wellbeing for children with SEND

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Supporting online wellbeing for children with SEND

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Online life and offline life is just life

For many of us, we see our online lives and offline lives as different, but children are growing up with technology and the internet and for them there isn't a difference; online life and offline life is just life.

Technology can move at an extraordinarily fast pace and it can be difficult to know how to start talking to your child about what they're doing online, who they might be speaking to or discussing the potential risks and issues.

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Talking to your child about online safety

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Sometimes you might be worried about what your child's doing online or who they're speaking to, but not know how to talk to them about it. We've got advice to help.

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An interesting read before you talk to your child

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An interesting read before you talk to your child

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Online life and offline life is just life

For many of us, we see our online lives and offline lives as different, but children are growing up with technology and the internet and for them there isn't a difference; online life and offline life is just life.

Technology can move at an extraordinarily fast pace and it can be difficult to know how to start talking to your child about what they're doing online, who they might be speaking to or discussing the potential risks and issues.

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Talking to your child about online safety

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Sometimes you might be worried about what your child's doing online or who they're speaking to, but not know how to talk to them about it. We've got advice to help.

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Free build and talk activity to talk through LEGO.

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Build and talk - Sustainability - LEGO.com

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LEGO® activities to help you talk with your children about digital safety and wellbeing over some LEGO building.

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Setting parental controls on android phones

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Setting parental controls on android phones

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A comprehensive guide to the new and different challenges your Year 6 child may face as they move to secondary school.

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A useful guide showing how to block and report on different apps.

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Support children to manage device stress and anxiety

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Support children to manage device stress and anxiety

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Guide to artificial intelligence (AI) solutions

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Guide to artificial intelligence (AI) solutions

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Encouraging open discussions about our digital lives

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Encouraging open discussions about our digital lives

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With most entertainment content such as films, TV programmes, and games now being accessed over the internet, children are now able to watch content wherever and whenever they're online. To make sure they don't stumble across things they shouldn't, you can use our parental control guides to set the right controls on their sites and apps to keep them safe.

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Entertainment & Search Engines Safety - Internet Matters

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Entertainment & Search Engines Safety - Internet Matters. Take a look at our list of guides for child friendly search and entertainment.

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If you prefer you can set up Google Safesearch which offers a safer search options for children searching on the internet.

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Block explicit results on Google using SafeSearch - Computer - Google Search Help

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You can filter explicit search results on Google, like pornography, with the SafeSearch setting. SafeSearch isn't 100% accurate. But it can help you avoid explicit and inappropriate search resu

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Kiddle filters any inappropriate search words and links children to child-friendly websites. (No search engine is 100% safe)

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Kiddle is a safe search engine, offering a safe web, image, and video search. Results are vetted by editors.

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Parents guide to age inappropriate content

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Parents guide to age inappropriate content

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How to create a great environment for kids to talk

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How to start a conversation about digital safety with your child.162994771

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When Alfie's not gaming, he's making videos about gaming for his channel. He even talks about gaming in his sleep!

Alfie's gaming videos are the talk of his class, his friends can't wait to hear all the latest tips and tricks. Alfie loves teaching others his skills, he even taught his Nana Nora to game!

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When Alfie's not gaming, he's making videos about gaming for his channel. He even talks about gaming in his sleep! Alfie's gaming videos are the talk of his class, his friends can't wait to hear all the latest tips and tricks. Alfie loves teaching others his skills, he even taught his Nana Nora to game!

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Interactive online safety activities for 4-7 year olds from CEOP Education at the National Crime Agency.

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The number of apps and social media channels your child could be exposed to grow all the time, as does an app's functionality. We recommend you visit Net Aware to read the latest and most current advice on over 70 apps to ensure you know what they do, how you can limit their features as well as recommended age restrictions.

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The BBC have a website and app called Own It. The website has a lot of content for children to help them navigate their online lives, and the free smartphone app comes with a special keyboard which can intervene with help and support in the moments that children need it the most.

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Questions, answers and tools to help you make the most of your time online.

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Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) is part of the National Crime Agency and their website can be used to report if you are worried about online abuse or the way someone is communicating online.

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Childnet International is a registered UK charity that aims to make the internet a safe place for children and young people. Packed with resources it is a great resource for parents.

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Welcome parents and carers! In this section you will find all the information you need to keep your child safe online.

Whether you're puzzled by parental controls or would like to know more about gaming, this section 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.

Essential advice:

More advice:

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Welcome parents and carers! In this section you will find all the information you need to keep your child safe online. Whether you're puzzled by parental controls or would like to know more about gaming, this section can help.

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The NSPCC are the first to admit that the internet is amazing. Children can play, learn, create and connect - opening up a whole world of exciting possibilities. But with the digital world changing all the time, how can you make sure your child’s staying safe? That’s where the NSPCC come in. Whether you’re an online expert or you’re not sure where to start, their tools and advice will help you keep your child safe.

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Campaigning for change

We fight to change laws to make society safer for children. Our Wild West Web campaign has pushed for new regulations through the Online Safety Bill to make sure websites, apps and games are safe for children to use. But the draft Bill doesn't go far enough to protect children.
Help us end the Wild West Web

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Understanding online safety is tricky for all ages - we have advice and guides to help you learn about staying safe online as a family.

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National Online Safety's mission is to make the internet a safer place for children. They aim to do this by equipping school staff, parents and children with the knowledge they need to understand online dangers and how best to react should an incident arise.

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E-safety Guides for Schools | National Online Safety

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Ensure your school is compliant with our e-learning guides, including tips for keeping children safe when online.

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A comprehensive web resource with a wide array of tips and advice on how to navigate the online world with your child. Some of their guidance we attach below but you can find even more by visiting the link.

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Promote online safety in the classroom and at home with our free printable e-safety leaflets and resources. Download or print and share with other parents or colleagues to help kids stay safe online.

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Online Safety Leaflets & resources - Internet Matters

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Online Safety Leaflets & Resources | Download and share our free leaflets and resources to help parents support children as they navigate the online world.

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Thinkuknow is an education programme from the National Crime Agency’s CEOP Command. Since 2006, it aims to ensure that everyone has access to this practical information – children, young people, their parents and carers and the professionals who work with them.

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Thinkuknow is the education programme from the National Crime Agency's CEOP command. Thinkuknow aims to empowers children and young people aged 5-17 to identify the risks they may face online and know where they can go for support.

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A simple resource to support conversations with children with additional needs

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A resource to support talking to SEND children

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Summer 23 Newsletter supporting children and young people with SEND online

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Summer 23 Newsletter supporting children and young people with SEND online

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Advice and websites to support

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Write a family agreement so everyone has a say.

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If you land on a square, have a chat about the question!