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Byfleet

Primary School

    Online Safety

    It is important that when you are using the Internet, you stay safe. You should never give out any personal information such as your full name, address or phone number when you're online, no matter who you think you're talking to. 

    Be SMART

    Remember to be SMART when you're on the Internet!

    • Safe - be safe on the Internet.
    • Meeting - NEVER meet up!
    • Accepting - don't accept anything (it may be a virus).
    • Reliable - check your source.
    • Tell - Always tell someone when you don't feel safe.

    For advice, help or to make a report visit the website below by clicking on the 'Click CEOP' button.

    Supporting online safety at byfleet primary 

    Useful Websites for parents

    Below are some useful websites that will help you to learn about Internet safety and test your knowledge on using the web safely.

    • CEOP/Think You Know Information for Parents/Carers
    • NSPCC Helpful advice and tools for parents to use to help keep children safe whenever and wherever they go online.
    • Parent Zone Parent Zone provides information, support and advice to parents with regards to Internet safety.
    • Parent Info A collection of articles, tips, expert advice and resources designed to help parents keep up with what their children are doing online.
    • UK Safer Internet Centre The UK Safer Internet Centre delivers a wide range of activity to promote the safe and responsible use of technology. The website updates parents and carers to help meet emerging trends in the fast-changing online environment.
    • ThinkuKnow Thinkuknow is an education programme from the National Crime Agency’s CEOP Command. Thinkuknow aims to ensure that everyone has access to this practical information – children, young people, their parents and carers and the professionals who work with them.
    • How to Protect your Children on their Smartphone
    • Common Sense Media is a great resource to help you review the game your child desperately wants you to buy them - useful to check if it's appropriate or not.
    • PEGI is another great website that helps parents make informed choice about appropriateness of games.
    • NetAware (a collaboration with NSPCC and 02) share some eye-opening dangers for us to look out for on the Internet. Being informed means we can keep our children safe online.

    Useful Websites for children

    There are also some websites that are safe places for you to join the online community. 

    1. Guide for Parents - Childnet.PDF File

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