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Click on the logo above to report harmful content online or on social media.

This is a message from the school’s e-safety advisor

The constant technology advances means online games and apps are part of everyday life, and it is natural that many of you might feel online activity time could benefit your child educational, socially and positively.  Whilst this is a parental decision, we would advise that you still ensure a balance of online and real-world activity.  It is important to ensure consistent supervision, to ensure that children remain safe during their time online, whether gaming, searching, watching videos/sound/images, or communicating with others.  Naturally there will be some suitable activities for children of all ages but equally, there are many risks associated with unlimited and/or unrestricted access.  Please monitor their online activity and check that all options, on each accessible device within the home, are age appropriate.  For example, WhatsApp is age 16+, Twitter, Instagram and many other social media apps are age 13+ .  Gaming has a PEGI age rating system just like the DVD classification system and it is easy to find out what is and what is not appropriate by visiting https://pegi.info/page/pegi-age-ratings.

If you need further help locking a device down, do check out the following.

General advice:

Internet Matters

National Online Safety (NOS)

Parental control support (please click on the device type/name for the link)

Apple Support

Microsoft Support

Android Support

Android App