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 Top Tips
As soon as your child starts using technology start talking safety Trial the technologies before your child and decide on realistic ground rules Use parental controls Explain parental controls and internet rules so that your child understands and respects them Teach your child the SMART rules think about creating your own
CEOP
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre is the UK's national child protection agency.
Through the
Click CEOP advice and help centre
members of the public can access guidance on a broad range of topics to help protect their children, or alternatively report a concern directly to CEOP. To stay up to date with further information and advice, please visit
www.thinkuknow.co.uk by clicking on the link below:
Please click the following link to gain access to the Parent Information :http://parentinfo.org/ |
More information
 READY TO LEARN.pdf
Childnets top tips
Online lingo
10 rules online safety
 NSPCC Parents Guide to helping your child stay safe online
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 Parent info
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Parent Info is a comprehensive, free resource for schools covering a range of safeguarding topics and information about apps and when they are updated etc. The content is updated by CEOP (Child Exploitation & Online Protection Centre) and will also be at
www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/lscb and
www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/ssp The direct link follows which you may like to share with your school communities via meetings, newsletters and on your websites etc.
http://parentinfo.org/
http://parentinfo.org/article/instagram-what-are-the-issues
A Guide to Snapchat Basics:
Not familiar with Snapchat & need to learn the basics? Watch this video to take you through the essentials.
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YouTube: Did you know that YouTube is one of the most popular online destinations for children to watch content, with around three quarters of those aged 5-15 using the video site? YouTube is a platform that allows users to upload and share videos worldwide. This means that your child may be exposed to any user uploaded content from anywhere in the world. Keep your child safer by watching our guide which outlines features such as restricted mode, leading by example and the YouTube Kids app.
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Online Gaming Over half of 8-15 year olds now play games online. Gaming can be a great way for children to relax, socialise and have fun. But there are some risks and with so many games available, it's important to know how to keep children safe. Click the link for tips and advice that will keep you up-to-date with the most popular online games, help you decide what's appropriate for your child and help them play safely.
https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/online-games-helping-children-play-safe/?utm_source=Adestra&utm_medium=email&utm_content=5%20gaming%20 tips&utm_campaign=170801-cam-netaware
Advice for helping children set up a new profile: The UK Safer Internet Centre shares advice for parents and carers when helping their child set up a profile on a new site or game. Key points include: using a family email address; not using personal information (full name or date of birth) in a username; and making sure that profile pictures don't include personal information clues such as school uniforms and house or street names. UK Safer Internet Centre
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