The internet, online apps and social media platforms are incredibly useful services which can be used to help with learning, development and socialising. However, it is important to be aware of some of the risks involved and take steps to ensure you stay safe online. On this page you will find some suggestions and advice to help.
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A printable guide of parental information about the video game Call of Duty.
A printable guide full of internet safety tips from National Online Safety.
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Information and advice on various aspects of online safety. Provided by a collaboration between the NSPCC and O2.
Information for parents/carers on various internet-based platforms, games and social media apps.