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On-line safety is an important part of keeping children safe. We have a range of security measures in place to help safeguard children from potential dangers and unsuitable material.

Any e-safety incidents are recorded and managed according to our e-safety policy.

HSG E-Safety Policy 2018.pdf​

E-safety is taught across all year groups, children can demonstrate and say how they stay safe on line. They know who they can talk to if they see or read anything that upsets them, this includes at home.

Some useful parent information sites:        ThinkUKnow – CEOP                            Parents and Carers – UK Safer Internet Centre

Parents – Childnet: Digizen                  

Child Internet Safety – Mumsnet

NSPCC – Keeping children safe online  
                         
Example of a family agreement

Internet Matters  
                                                      
BBC Share Take Care
  
O2 Digital Family

​Cyberbullying       ​Parents guide to cyberbullying                               ​       Tips to help deal with cyberbullying

 Mobile Phones    Advice on smartphones – UK Safer Internet Centre         Mumsnet advice on mobile phones

 Social Networks​Age limits and terms of conditions (pdf) – eLIM           Share Aware – NSPCC           Club Penguin advice for parents

Be Web Smart reviews of social network apps and sites for parents

E-Safety Newsletter

Click on the link below for the newsletter:-

https://slp.somerset.org.uk/sites/edtech/esafety%20newsletters/1701%20-%20January%20online%20safety%20newsletter.pdf

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