Online Safety

Children

Keeping safe online is an important message that we regularly share with our children.  Throughout their time at Folly Hill we will teach children: 

  • To use technology safely and respectfully, keeping personal information private

  • To identify where to go for help and support when they have concerns about content or contact on the internet or other online technologies

  • The safe use of social media and the internet will also be covered in other subjects where relevant.

  • The school will use assemblies to raise pupils’ awareness of the dangers that can be encountered online and may also invite speakers to talk to pupils about this.

Parents

To support parents here are some useful websites to provide some help with setting up parental controls for your children on the internet to keep them safe. These also contains lots of other useful hints and tips.

#safeguardingmatters

We all realise how important it is to keep our children safe when they are online and using the internet. Please visit the websites below for the latest e-safety information. The Internet Matters website in particular, has lots of tips and advice on how each member of the family can stay safe as possible when surfing the web. It gives an interactive, step by step guidance on how to set Parental Controls for the main Internet Service Providers.

Websites Providing Guidance for Parents

CEOP Police - Report online abuse

Internet Matters - Information, Advice and Support to Keep Children Safe Online

NSPCC Keeping Children Safe Online - Parents guide to the social networks your kids use

Parent Zone - Parent Zone is devoted to providing expert information to families and schools

Think U Know - Protecting your children from abuse online

UK Safer Internet Centre - Tips, advice, guides and resources to help keep your child safe on the internet

Free Internet Safety Resources - A list of our resources you can access for free which provide information and advice for parents about internet safety.

 

Useful Documents for Parents

Aspiration