St Laurence Church
Junior School
Parents
Online Safety
Online Safety
Online safety, is the protection of your child online, whether gaming or using social media. With our vast world and its technology rapidly changing and developing, it is vital that we ensure children are navigating the online world safely.
Online safety is a fundamental part of keeping our children safe here at St Laurence Church Junior School. We have security measures in place in school, which are monitored both internally and externally to help safeguard pupils. All concerns are recorded and parents/carers are notified of any incidents involving their child. Online safety is taught to all pupils, explaining and demonstrating how to stay safe and behave appropriately online. We can only be successful in keeping children safe online if we all work together to ensure the message is consistent, therefore we encourage parents to speak to their children about how they can keep safe and behave appropriately online. Here are some questions to help guide a conversation about online safety with your child.
Advice for parents
Wake Up Wednesday
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- Using Roblox.pdfPDF File
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Online Safety Parents Guide
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Reporting
We take the issue of online safety seriously. We encourage parents/carers to report to the school any type of cyberbullying or other online concerns which affect their child.
The CEOP website listed below allows you to report online abuse or the way someone is communicating online to the National Crime Agency.
Useful Links
Follow the links and PDF documents below for support on keeping children safe online.
- How to set up Youtube safety modePDF File
- How to set up Google safe searchPDF File
- How to support your child to use their iPhone safelyPDF File
- A comprehensive guide to online gaming for parentsPDF File
- NSPCC - A parents' guide to being share awarePDF File
- Youtube Parents Guide.pdfPDF File
- Streamers and Influencers Parents GuidePDF File