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Staying Safe online

Welcome to Spring Bank’s e-safety page. The information on this page will help you ensure that you and your child are safe when using the world wide web. We teach all classes how to be safe on the internet in school. Please see below additional guidance and advice. If you would like to know more about how we keep our pupils safe in school please refer to http://parentinfo.org/

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Parent Info - help and advice for families in a digital world

https://parentinfo.org/

New – The most up to date guides for social media platforms and apps

https://nationalonlinesafety.com/resources/platform-guides/

New – Who’s talking to your child online

https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/YourChild

How to set your games consoles to keep your children safe!

Parental Guide – Nintendo Switch

Parental Guide – WiiU

parental guide – xbox360

parental guide – xboxone

Parental Guides – Nintendo3DS

Playstation – parental guide

Please read the following information sheets on how to further keep your children safe.

inappropriate-websites-factsheet

grooming-factsheet

cyber-bulling-factsheet

dside tips and advice on keeping your child safe online

Below are additional booklets for parents.

cyber-security-guide-for-parents

Parent Internet Safety Leaflet

Here are some useful resources and websites where you can learn more about being safe on the Internet.

CBBC Stay Safe Online

KidSmart 

Hectors World

Internet Safety Land Game

E-safety activity booklet from www.saferinternet.org

NetSmartzKids