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E-Safety/E-Ddiogelwch

Hendrefoilan Primary School > Parents/Rhieni > E-Safety/E-Ddiogelwch

E-SAFETY/DIOGELWCH AR-LEIN

There is a designated area within hwb which provides a great deal of guidance and information for both pupils and families in dealing with online safety – https://hwb.gov.wales/keepingsafe-online.

These links are also signposted through our school website.

The NSPCC also has a range of resources to support you with establishing safe and responsible online interactions.

https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/

Examples of their resources:

Digital parenting magazine in conjunction with vodafone – https://www.vodafone.co.uk/newscentre/smart-living/digital-parenting/

Online Safety Bill – https://www.nspcc.org.uk/support-us/campaigns/end-child-abuse-online/

Advice for Children to stay safe online: Use and follow the advice you have been given in school.

Remember:

  • Some social networking sites have a minimum age of 13 years.  This is set for a reason!
  • Only use adult moderated networking sites – ones that mums and dads can check.
  • Tell a parent/adult if someone says anything online that makes you worried or uncomfortable.
  • Tell a parent/adult if you receive a message that is scary, threatening or rude. DO NOT respond to the message.
  • Do not send anyone your photograph or give out personal details such as where you live, your school.
  • Never give your passwords to anyone else.

Enjoy your time on the internet and stay safe.  Remember to consider what is a sensible amount of time to spend on devices.  Try to combine it with other things, such as reading a book, playing with friends outside, spending time with family or playing sports.

Can you believe what is on the internet?  https://dysgu.hwb.gov.wales/playlists/view/7d0b2d0f-9c2f-43aa-93b5-c856fdf09f9d/en#page1

Follow the links to discover how you can keep you and your children safe on-online.

Advice for Parents

Safer internet

Think you know Website

The links below are from HWB Online safety zone and provide a lot of important information for parents and carers.

Impact of the internet on mental health.

Online bullying

Online friendships

Screen Time

Sharing images

Staying safe online

Facts on Fortnite      More about Fortnite and even more about Fortnite

Facebookchecklist

TwitterChecklist

Instagramchecklist

Snapchatchecklist

Tips for grandparents