E-Safety

E-Safety encompasses a number of areas and devices and if you are not familiar with technology this can seem daunting. Please remember that there is a lot of help out there for parents and carers - we have listed some useful resources below. If you have any specific concerns, please contact the school office and we will do our best to support you.

Please see below for the most recent advice published by West Sussex for parents and carers to encourage your children to have a safe summer online

Safe summer holiday online

Information Sheets

E-Safety Parents Info sheet

Parent Tech Briefing ipad

Windows 7 Parental Controls

Report Content to the Internet Watch Foundation

Set up Facebook Privacy Controls

Set up Google Safe Search

Set up Parental Controls on the XBox 360

Set up You Tube Safety mode

How to set up Parental Controls on Android Phones

How to set up Parental Controls on iPhones

Parental Controls - Apple guided access

Online Safety and Gaming

Information Commissioner's Office - Online Children's Code

10 tips to help keep your child safe online

Your child's screen time - Parent Guide

Smartwatches

Information about apps

Safety Card: TikTok

Safety Card: Snapchat

Safety Card: Instagram

Keeping your child safe online

Netaware is a partnership between the NSPCC and O2, to provide parents and carers with information and advice regarding online issues, such as social media sites and gaming. It provides regular updates on any issues that may have recently arisen and affect young people online.

Please use the link below to access their site.

Netaware