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Internet Safety
Internet Safety Support for Parents and Carers
At Priory we discuss and learn Internet / e-Safety throughout the year groups. Our Pastoral care team are available to help with any difficulties that arise and Mr Cawkill is available for technical advice. We occasionally run a parent /carer drop in if you need to talk to someone, the next one is on:
Wednesday 26th March at 2pm onwards (Parent consultations)
We also send advice within our weekly newsletter, with a different topic or App featured each week.
The video below highlights key things that parent/carers should set up to ensure children are safe.
Supporting young children (6 -10s) online | Internet Matters
As children start to become more independent online an increasingly younger age, it's important to take the time to equip them with the know-how to stay safe...
The Internet Matters website is full of help and advice, please head over to it for:
#WakeUpWednesday
We have been sending home a weekly advice sheet on current Internet Safety Topics. These are produced by National Online Safety and are part of their #WakeUpWednesday campaign. It has changed this year to feature in our weekly Newsletter, now on Fridays. Previous guides are available here for reference.
This Week: Roblox
- Roblox (new)PDF File
- WhatsApp (new)PDF File
- TikTokPDF File
- Helldivers 2PDF File
- ClickbaitPDF File
- Self-RegulationPDF File
- MonkeyPDF File
- MyLolPDF File
- Smartphone Safety TipsPDF File
- Parental ControlsPDF File
- Smart TVsPDF File
- MicrotransactionsPDF File
- FC24PDF File
- Among UsPDF File
- W AppPDF File
- OmeTVPDF File
- InfluencersPDF File
- iPadsPDF File
- SnapchatPDF File
- BeRealPDF File
- InstagramPDF File
- FortnitePDF File
- MinecraftPDF File
- Inappropriate ContentPDF File
- Minecraft EdPDF File
Internet Safety Teaching Resources
Below are some of the resources that are used in school to teach and discuss Internet Safety. Select the year group below to see these resources for yourself to help discussions with your child: