E-Safety

E-Safety Officer

Mrs Usher (Deputy headteacher) is our E-safety Officer and Mr Neethling is our link governor. Please feel free to contact Mrs Usher should you have any concerns regarding e-safety.

LGfL - ParentSafe LGfL's one-stop location offers parents support and advice on settings, apps, games, talking to children about life online, screen time and key topics from bullying and porn to extremism and gangs.

Ann Craft Trust - Online Safety Tips for adults and young people with learning disabilities The Ann Craft Trust (ACT) is a national charity which exists to minimise the risk of abuse of disabled children and adults at risk. They believe that everyone has the right to be treated with respect and dignity. The trust website offers lots of valuable resources on a range of topics. One page includes links related to digital safety.

Childline - NSPCC Childline is an online portal and phone line that offers support to children.

LDfL Digisafe - parent resourrces A huge range of resources to help you keep your child safe online.

Childnet - Digital books - Digiduck Books to share at home when thinking about e-safety

ThinkUKnow - Parents' page Child Exploitation and Online Saftey advice to parents.

NSPCC Net Aware - new site and app to help keep your children safe How much do you really know about your child's online world?

UK Safer Internet Centre e-safety tips, advice and resources to help children and young people stay safe on the internet

Child Sexual Exploitation

CSE Hotline letter.pdf

Speak out. Stay safe. Virtual Assembly

Welcome to our virtual 'Speak out. Stay Safe.' assembly! This session will be led by the wonderful Sally from our Schools Service, and features special guest...

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