Internet Safety Support for Parents

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Internet Safety - Parental Controls

Safer Internet Day will be on the 8th February 2022

Safer Internet Day 2021 was celebrated in the UK with the theme:

An internet we trust: exploring reliability in the online world

This year in the UK, Safer Internet Day explores reliability online. The internet has an amazing range of information and opportunities online, but how do we separate fact from fiction?

Safer Internet Day will be celebrated globally with the slogan: Together for a better internet.

REPORT AN ISSUE

If you'd like to report an online/technology safety issue, you can do so by completing the form below. Anything you write will be forwarded to our Designated Lead for Child Protection at Worle Village Primary. Also remember that you can report ANYTHING, it does not have to be something that has happened to you. You can also report on behalf of a friend.

Childnet International

NSPCC Articles and advice on a variety of topics to address with children

Get Safe Online Information on a little bit of everything including personal use and business

Common sense media Reviews apps, games, books and films to help parents understand the positive and negative aspects and appropriateness for their child

Safety Centre App, website and game guides on setting up security, privacy and how to report and block

Internet Matters Good advice by age guides

Support for Children and Young Adults

Zipit App in conjunction with Childline to help young people decline requests for nudes and inappropriate content

Yoti Another app supported by Childline to assist young people in removing nudes from the internet

Remove Harmful Content Help to remove upsetting content from the internet (this can include things that aren't illegal such as impersonation accounts and self-harm images)