Following the lockdown, online learning is set to become part of the new normal in this new school year so we are urging parents and carers to “stay switched on” around children’s online safety.
See new research figures as it reveals that children’s online safety issue is emerging as a top concern in the new school year.
Headteacher Mr Burton offers five top tips to encourage parents to adopt a collaborative approach to online safety.
Support your child as they start their digital journey and experience digital firsts. See our guide for practical tips to help them develop good online safety habits that they can build on in the future.
Find a selection of resources you can use in the classroom with children or use our parent pack to continue the online safety conversation at home.
If your child is making the switch from primary to secondary school, it’s important to understand what challenges they may face online and how to support them, see our guide to do just that.
Find a selection of resources you can use in the classroom with children or use our parent pack to continue the online safety conversation at home.
Although digitally savvy teens are the most confident online, they are more likely to experience online issues as they get older. Find out what these are and how you can support them with our guide.