To help your children use the internet safely, please read the official advice from the police on online safety for children. (CEOP) - see links below.

You can also see our page containing advice and links for children, which can be found below:

Our latest e-safety and acceptable use policy can be found here:

Policies

SMART Rules Desktop Background

Reliable sites we've used in the past:

• NSPCC's Digital PartnershipO2 and the NSPCC have come together to produce this brilliant resource.

• Vodafone's guide to digital parentingVodaphone have produced a range of articles that support parents in suporting their children online - these come highly recommended and are updated regularly.

• CEOP WebsiteA police website containing advice for parents and children about internet safety. Also allows you to report any inappropriate online activity directed at children.

• Think U Know for ParentsLinking closely with our e-safety policy, this site gives lots of information about how to stay safe online. Highly recommended!

• NSPCC Need-to-know GuidesA series of guides for parents covering a range of issues

• NSPCC Online SafetyHelpful advice and tools you can use to help keep your child safe whenever and wherever they go online.

• NSPCC - It's My ChildlineWebsite for under 12s

• A guide for parents regarding social networking A practical guide for parents and carers whose children are using social media.

• Radicalisation and Extremism Advice How to protect your child from radicalisation and extremism.

• Parents Protect Part of a charity called the Lucy Faithful Foundation, this site gives lots of very useful advice - including a great jargon buster section.

• Ask About Games Lots of advice about issues and dangers associated with online gaming.

• Parent Zone Going way beyond just offering advice about online safety, there's lots of advice here for all sorts of issues affecting parents and carers of young people.

• Internet Matters Lots of advice about inappropriate content, cyberbullying, online grooming, sexting, online reputation, self-Harm, online images and radicalisation.

• Keeping your child safe on an iPad From techradar, a reputable technology site, this offers lots of advice about how to keep your child safe on an iPad.

• Keeping your child safe on an Android device From techradar, a reputable technology site, this offers lots of advice about how to keep your child safe on an android device.

• Safer Internet CentreEducation packs giving advice on how to support children in using the internet safely.

• Own It A BBC website to help minimise the risk for children aged 9 to 12 in the digital world.

• Our Pact An app which helps parents to control their child's internet useage.

• ParentINFO A collaboration between Parent Zone and CEOP providing support to teachers and parents

• NSPCC Parents' digital safety and wellbeing kit A guide to support parents with their children's online safety

• AACOSS online advice video Support video for parents in protecting children on line

• Online safety: sharing videos and images Information on how to keep children safe when sharing videos and images