Staying safe online is extremely important in a world where children have easy and regular access to the internet. Therefore e-safety is planned and delivered as part of the school curriculum. Staff attend regular training and all children are taught about the different rules they need to follow to keep themselves safe online. Every year we re-visit anti-bullying, as part of the national campaign, which encompasses cyber-bullying and staying safe on-line.
Please click the link below for this evening’s live webinar on ‘Creating a Safe Digital Playground for Your Child’ hosted by Natterhub.
https://www.youtube.com/live/8_9mhZx8-ZE?si=Dn1wksyb1VGIgKYc&utm_source=Autumn+Term+Parent+Webinar+2023&utm_campaign=bb194971d6-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_AutT_ParentWeb_LinkS1_SCH_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_8d6c3a5cb6-bb194971d6-289008434
The poster below shows the current legal ages for various games and Apps:
School provide lots of advice and support to support and parents including our monthly Online Safety Newsletter, weekly #WakeupWednesday Posters and many informative leaflets and parent guides.
Online Safety Newsletter Primary March 2024
Online Safety Newsletter Primary February 2024
Online Safety Newsletter December 2023
Online Safety Newsletter Primary November 2023
Online Safety Newsletter Primary October 2023_Woodlands Telford_29-09-2023
Online Safety Newsletter Primary May 2023_Woodlands Telford_27-04-2023 (1)
Online Safety Newsletter Primary April 2023
Online Safety Newsletter Primary December 2022_Woodlands Telford_30-11-2022 Online Safety Newsletter Primary January 2023_Woodlands Telford_04-01-2023 Online Safety Newsletter Primary November 2022_Woodlands Telford_31-10-2022 Online Safety Newsletter Primary September 2022_Woodlands Telford_01-09-2022
Useful leaflets to support parents:
A Guide for parents and carers on Child Sexual Exploitation
Internet-Matters-Guide-Balancing-Screen-Time-0-5
Internet-Matters-Guide-Balancing-Screen-Time-5-7-KeyStage1
Internet-Matters-Guide-Balancing-Screen-Time-7-11-KeyStage2
Internet-Matters-Guide-Digital-Resilience-6-10-years-old
Internet-Matters-Guide-Digital-Resilience-11-13-years-old
Internet-Matters-Guide-Gaming-advice-PreSchool
Internet-Matters-Guide-Gaming-advice-PreTeens
Internet-Matters-Guide-My-child-has-seen-porn-what-do-I-do
Internet-Matters-Guide-Online-grooming-what-parents-need-to-know
Internet-Matters-Guide-Protecting-children-from-online-pornography
Internet-Matters-Infographic-Digital-piracy
Internet-Matters-online-safety-Age-Guide-6-10s
Internet-Matters-online-safety-Age-Guide-11-13
Internet-Matters-Tips-Build-a-good-online-reputation
Internet-Matters-Tips-Gaming-Genres
Internet-Matters-Tips-Keeping-children-safe-while-online-gaming
Internet-Matters-Tips-Live-streaming-and-vlogging
Internet-Matters-Tips-Things-you-need-to-know-about-cyberbullying
Internet-Matters-Tips-What-to-do-if-your-child-is-being-cyberbullied
Useful e-safety links for parents and carers:
Parents and carers need to help to keep their children safe when using the internet at home too. If you feel that you would like some guidance with this, please follow the links below.
https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/
http://www.childnet.com/resources/kia/
https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/
Useful e-safety links for children:
Key Stage 1: https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/5_7/
Key Stage 2: https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/8_10/
If something or someone is making you feel uncomfortable or upset online and you feel it needs to be reported please follow the links below (please talk to an adult you trust first):
