Online & e-Safety
Below are some important links to sites to support your daughter should she need help following an incident online. There are also a selection of links to support videos that you may find useful which are categorised under Primary, Secondary or Parent/Carer
Where to go to for help
Advice on signs, symptoms and effects of abuse/neglect and how to report them.
Not ready to make a report to CEOP? Anonymous 1 to 1 counsellor chat and message boards avaliable. Friends, relationships and sex
Feeling worried about the safety of yourself or others online? Make a report to one of CEOP experienced child protection advisors
Online safety guide for students and their Families
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Primary
Secondary
Links
- Counter Terrorism Police UK
- Childnet - Secondary
- CBBC Lifebabble
- Childline - You and your body
- Childline - 1-2-1 Counsellor Chat
- Childline - Message boards. Want to say how you're feeling? Or ask a question?
- Childline - Got something on your mind and you want info. and advice?
- CEOP - You. Your friends. The Internet. (Age 11-13)
- CEOP - Sex, Relationships. The Internet. (Age 14+)
- Report something on Snapchat
- Report something on Facebook
- Report something on Instagram
Parent / Carer
Links
- Coronavirus (COVID-19): support for parents and carers to keep children safe online
- How to Prevent Cyberbullying
- How to Protect Your Children on their Smartphone
- Think U Know - Parent Section
- Keeping your child safe away from home
- How to talk to children about the risks of Sexting
- Block the Bullying, how to report a video or image posted on social media
- NSPCC Online Safety Helpline - 0808 800 5002
- Dealing with indecent images of children in the workplace: A Best Practice Guide
- The Parents Guide to Internet Safety, Security and Screen Time for Kids
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