Have a look at Simon Aston’s online safety newsletter for October. Within the document, you will find useful tips to change your own habits in order to benefit children. Remember it’s not the technology it’s how it’s used!! Remember children will learn how to use it from your behaviours. Online Safety Newsletter – October […]
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Online Safety Newsletter- September 2018
As always, keeping our children safe online is a major priority for us. Simon Aston, who recently came to run an online safety session, has produced an A4 size document which includes everything you need to know about keeping your child safe online. Technology is moving forward at a phenomenal rate; make sure you take […]
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Please find attached the Online Safety Newsletter; this month’s newsletter contains guidance about the online game ‘Fortnite’. Online Safety Newsletter – June 2018
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The popular children’s online game Roblox hit headlines last month over fears that children were being exposed to ‘very adult things’ on the game. Research has found that children have online friends on Roblox that they wouldn’t tell their parents about- many children also admitted that they had maxed out their account with over 200 friends!! Within […]
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Online Safety Day 2018
Isham Primary School celebrated Online Safety Day on the last day of term- sorry for the late update. As part of online safety day on Tuesday 6th February, KS2 spoke about the importance of being kind online as well as being safe. They also looked at what bullying can look like online and spoke about people who […]
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Please take the time to read the Online Safety Newsletter that has been published by Northamptonshire County Council. Online Safety Newsletter – February
Continue readingImplementing the 3 Ds at home
This weeks online safety post is a reminder to make sure you are implementing the 3 Ds at home. Here they are just incase you’ve forgotten: Digital free zones (have certain areas of the house that are free from any digital device) Digital sunset (make sure your children have a set time limit and have […]
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Young children often get overlooked when they are on devices that are connected to the internet; unfortunately, they can still access content which is not suitable for their age. Below, is a PDF document that contains top tips for parents and carers for keeping young children safe online. Keeping-Under-Fives-Safe-Online
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YouTube There have been some alarming reports in the media lately about highly inappropriate (and illegal) videos on YouTube. Whilst this isn’t new it’s good to see this getting coverage. Please talk to your children about the different videos/channels they watch. Just because a thumbnail or title appears child-friendly it doesn’t mean it is. Also,be […]
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