Online Safety Day - Year 6 children went to Liverpool's Anfield Stadium for Safer internet day workshops following this year's theme -'Scams' the children were also treated to a mini-stadium tour!

 

 

 

 

What Parents Need to Know about How to Combat Online Bullying - 

Defined as “ongoing hurtful behaviour towards someone online”, cyber-bullying makes its victims feel upset, uncomfortable and unsafe. In the digital world, it has numerous forms – such as hurtful comments on a person’s posts or profile; deliberately leaving them out of group chats; sharing embarrassing images or videos of someone; or spreading gossip about them. Cyber-bullying can severely impact a young person’s mental health … so, in support of Anti-Bullying Week, we’ve provided a list of tips to help trusted adults know what to look for and how to respond to it. 

In the guide, you'll find tips such as playing online games with your child, talking about your child’s online life and being prepared to listen without showing any judgement or criticism. 

Keep your child safe on social media. 

• Check out the latest guidance from NSPCC

• Social media facts & advice
  Get expert tips to support your children

Conversations with your child about online/technology assisted harm

• Conversations-with-your-child-about-technology-assisted-harm.pdf

Check out the latest Digital Parent help and guidance to help keep children safe online.

• vodafone_digital_parenting.pdf

Online Matter's - Parental guide to help keep your child safe online

• Internet-Matters-Guide-Online-safety-for-parents-of-children-6-10-years-old.pdf

Parents guide to instagram

• A-Parents-Guide-to-Instagram.pdf

• Keep up-to-date with how to keep children safe whilst online on our twitter feed..

Check out the following websites for guidance:

• Internet Matters
  Excellent website for parents; guidance on how to keep their children safe whilst online.

• Children are currently loving the new FREE game Fortnite. Fortnite has an age limit of 12, however we are aware that younger children are playing this game. Find advice on keeping your children safe here:

• Stay up to date with the latest help and advice to help our child stay safe online.

• Think U Know
  Think U know website lnked to the National Crime agency. Information on how to support your child and report online abuse.

• NSPCC
  Information on a variety of issues facing children who use the internet and social media.

• Kidsmart website
  Great site to allow your children to find out about being S.M.A.R.T on the internet

S.M.A.R.T rules for internet use

Safer Internet Day event at LFC - Children came back with lots of ideas of how to stay safe online and were treated to a tour!