Online Safety

Online Safety

Welcome to our Online Safety page where you will find useful links and information to help you stay safe, or to help if things are not as they should be.

Our Online Safety Policy is available here.

Firstly our school encourages all our pupils to be SMART online…

Pupil Pages

Below are links to great sites that help pupils understand what being SMART in our digital world looks like.


CEOP is the place to go if you need advice or help over anything you feel uncomfortable with.	Also there are great activities at THINK U KNOW to help you get the most out of the Web	Kidsmart is the place if you want to brush up on the web – stay safe, stay SMART!

Follow Hector and his friends to learn how to stay safe online	Follow the adventures of the Smart crew in these cartoons.

Parents and Carers

Many issues that arise online can be quickly and simply solved by talking with both parties involved. Please feel free to contact the school and meet with your child's teacher if your child is having issues with other pupils online so that we can help.

As a parent or carer, in this fast changing world, you can sometimes feel that you do not know enough or how to keep your child safe online. The UK Safer Internet Centre is a site that is there to help YOU through the online maze. Please use the links below to access the main site and other important pages.

There is also a link to a useful publication from Vodafone about keeping your child safe online.

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

Social media help – safety features available on popular social networks

Need help? – for reporting criminal activity, inappropriate content and scams

Netaware is a site run by the NSPCC to inform parents about social media sites their children are using.

Vodaphone Digital Parenting Magazine

Internet Matters is a new online portal designed for parents to access simple, easy and practical advice about online safety for their children, right through from pre-school to teens. It provides tips on protecting children from online grooming, cyberbullying, privacy and identity theft and inappropriate content. Internet Matters is a not-for profit organisation set up by BT, Sky, TalkTalk and Virgin Media.