Islamia Primary School

E-Safety for Parents

At Islamia Primary School we emphasise the importance of understanding how to use the internet securely. However, as we are all aware, there are risks associated with using the internet that all of our children must learn to avoid. We are dedicated to giving our students the knowledge and abilities they need to make informed decisions to keep them as safe as possible.

Many of our young people own gadgets like tablets, mobile phones, gaming consoles, and computers that can access social media. Unfortunately, if these devices’ settings are not properly secure, they may be at risk. Therefore we like to ask parents to ensure to check the device settings, keep an eye on what your kids are watching, who they are chatting to, and if the content they are accessing is age-appropriate.

The guides below are designed to help you with this and are taken from the National Online Safety website which we encourage you to sign up to.

12 Top Tips for Building Cyber Resilience at Home

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Twitter

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Social Media and Mental Health

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about How to Combat Online Bullying

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about TikTok

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about ROBLOX

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about FIFA 23

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about World of Warcraft

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Sendit

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Overwatch 2

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about BeReal

10 Tips for Parents and Carers: How to Be Green with Your Tech

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Reddit

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Instagram

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Google Chromebook

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Amazon Fire Tablets

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Loot Boxes

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Steam

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Minecraft

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Esports

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Twitch

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Cross-Platform Sharing of Inappropriate Content

10 Top Tips for Respect Online: Inspiring Children to Build a Better Digital World

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Discord

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about AMIGO

Loneliness Online: What Causes It and Ways to Feel Better

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Facebook

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about the Ofcom ‘Children and Parents: Media Use and Attitudes’ Report 2022

Supporting Children to Deal with Upsetting Content

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Yubo

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about WhatsApp

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Wink

What Parents and Carers Need to Know about YouTube

10 Top Tips for Respect Online: A Digital World for Everyone

Below are listed some more links to online information and resources that can support you to monitor the online behaviour of children and young people.

CEOP

A police agency tackling child abuse on the internet.  This website includes a unique facility that enables parents and young people to make reports of actual or attempted abuse online. www.ceop.police.uk/safety-centre/

Childnet International is a non-profit organisation working with others to help make the internet a great and safe place for children. The website hosts many online resources for young people, parents, carers and teachers. www.childnet.com

Childnet

UK Safer Internet Center

Online safety tips, advice and resources to help children and young people stay safe online. www.saferinternet.org.uk

kidsmart

Kidsmart

This Childnet website is for parents, carers, teachers and  children and offers fun activities for children alongside practical internet safety advice. www.kidsmart.org.uk

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NSPCC

if you have concerns about the safety of a child the contact the NSPCC helpline on 0808 800 500 or email [email protected].

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Childline

Children can talk to someone for advice or support at any time by contacting Childline on 0800 1111 or chatting to a counsellor online at www.childline.org.uk.