All computers in the academy have internet access, as the internet is an invaluable research tool for students.
Safe Use Of The Internet
Just like the offline world, the online world has its hazards which can seem daunting if you are not as used
to computers as your children. While we do not want to deter them from using it, after recent events highlighted
by the media of the dangers of the internet here are some guidelines for both parents and students to observe
when surfing at home.
E-Safety Advice For Students - Click to Download
Online Safety Newsletter - January 2022
E-SAFETY
Online safety tips, advice and resources to help children and young people stay safe online.
Education programme from the National Crime Agency's CEOP command
Helping Parents To Keep Children Safe Online
Support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online
National Online Safety have comprehensive training and resources for teachers, parents and children.
Support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online
Advice for parents and carers from the NSPCC
Support for parents and carers to keep children safe from online radicalisation
Finally Middlesbrough Council's prevent website also has digital resilience pages you may wish to make use of
for further resources:
Useful Websites
Take the time to find the best and most useful sites for you and your family. Add them to your favourites. Give each family member their own folder for their favourite sites.
Live Streaming Apps Guide
MOMO Guide For Parents
Staying Safe Online: Parents Edition
Apps Parents Need To Know 91porn原创视频
Support For Parents
Children can talk to a ChildLine counsellor 24 hours a day about anything that is worrying them by ringing 0800 11 11 or in an online chat at:
If parents or carers are concerned that their child is being contacted by adults as a result of having shared sexual imagery they should report to NCA-CEOP at:
If parents and carers are concerned about their child, they can contact the NSPCC Helpline by ringing 0808 800 5000, by emailing help@nspcc.org.uk, or by texting 88858. They can also ring the Online Safety Helpline by ringing 0808 800 5002.
Further advice in relation to a sexting matter can be sought from the Marie Collins Foundation (MCF) by ringing 01765 688827 or by visiting:
The NSPCC has information and advice about sexting available on its website:
Parent Info provides information and advice to parents from expert organisations on topics ranging from sex and relationships, mental health and online safety.
The UK Safer Internet Centre have produced checklists for parents on using social networks safely:
Useful Websites
Take the time to find the best and most useful sites for you and your family. Add them to your favourites. Give each family member their own folder for their favourite sites.
Live Streaming Apps Guide
MOMO Guide For Parents
Staying Safe Online: Parents Edition
Apps Parents Need To Know 91porn原创视频
Support For Parents
Children can talk to a ChildLine counsellor 24 hours a day about anything that is worrying them by ringing 0800 11 11 or in an online chat at:
If parents or carers are concerned that their child is being contacted by adults as a result of having shared sexual imagery they should report to NCA-CEOP at:
If parents and carers are concerned about their child, they can contact the NSPCC Helpline by ringing 0808 800 5000, by emailing help@nspcc.org.uk, or by texting 88858. They can also ring the Online Safety Helpline by ringing 0808 800 5002.
Further advice in relation to a sexting matter can be sought from the Marie Collins Foundation (MCF) by ringing 01765 688827 or by visiting:
The NSPCC has information and advice about sexting available on its website:
Parent Info provides information and advice to parents from expert organisations on topics ranging from sex and relationships, mental health and online safety.
The UK Safer Internet Centre have produced checklists for parents on using social networks safely: