Online Safety Advice

  The internet and online technologies are an important part of children’s lives at home and school, providing great opportunities for learning, communicating, playing and creating. As we know, these technologies create huge opportunities for us all, however, they can sometimes be a bit overwhelming, and present challenges to keeping your family safe online.

We go to great lengths to keep your child safe whilst using the internet in school. However, it is recognized by all leading agencies, including the Department for Education & Skills that using the internet can never be 100% safe. We are routinely conducting  online safety assemblies and tutor group workshops as well as dedicated  units in personal development lessons and Esafety ICT lessons.

Schools across the UK are now closed to most families. We know this is a difficult time for most parents. This page is intended to provide you with support and resources to help you learn about online safety at home with your child. 

Advice for  Parents and Carers

The parent  and carers help sheets below contain key online safety advice and links to think you know resources, as well as support services.

Think You Know help sheet for primary  school children click here.

Think You Know help Sheet for secondary school children  click here 

Digital Advice  from Merseyside Police  containing  top tips that parents and guardians can follow to help keep their child safe online   Parent-Advice-Guidance-Digital-PCSO.pdf

Home  Learning Activity Packs

Click on the links below to download your first home activity packs for each age range. Each pack contains two 15 minute activities to do with your child, using Thinkuknow resources. The next two will be released in a fortnight’s time.

Home activity pack for 4-5s

Home activity pack for 5-7s

4-7s Reward Chart

Home activity pack 8-10s

Presentation containing First to a million film 11-13s

Home activity pack 14+

Home activity pack 11-13s

Useful Websites

	How to make a report

 Useful Links