Children at CSPA know about the importance of keeping safe online. Every year, each year group learns about online safely relevant to their age in their computing lessons. They also learn about being safe online in dedicated lessons in our PSHE curriculum programme as well as during assemblies and events.
The information shared below will help you ensure that your child is safe online and will reinforce the messages we give to the children in school.
The most important thing to be aware of is what your child is doing online and have open communication about their online activity. To support you with this, the UK Safer Internet Centre has provided some valuable advice in having those conversations with your child.
UK Safer Internet Centre - online challenges
CEOP (child exploitation and online protection) aims to inform parents about the risks which can occur in the online world. Their advice helps parents to feel more confident when talking to their child about online topics which can carry some sensitivity.
Think you know - advice for parents
CEOP also provides child-friendly advice for children and teaches them about being safe online at different age ranges.
The NSPCC provides a wealth of information about keeping your child safe in an online world. Shared below are some specific links to direct you to further support and advice.
Talking to your children about online safety
The NSPCC also provides advice about the different ways children can be online and use the internet, including online gaming and social media. You can also find out more about internet connected devices.
This online safety blog is regularly updated and provides latest information about how to keep your child safe online.