E-Safety
We take keeping children safe on line seriously. We will continue to give reminders and training sessions in school for the children and arrange separate sessions from time to time for parents and carers. We would like to make parents aware of the following useful sites and encourage them to look at them and put into practise some of the ideas.
Parents, please talk to your children about what they do and how they behave online as well as how they can stay safe.
Please be particularly aware of the ages that children should be before having accounts on social networking sites. (It is often 13!)
Here is a small selection of websites that promote E-Safety and staying safe
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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