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For Parents
At Park Hill, we want to support parents in helping their children stay safe in the online world. The best way for parents and carers to support their children in staying safe is to have open, honest conversations with them. For help and advice, see the following resources:
Support for Parents
MOMO click HERE to view - Online safety guide for parents
- Thinkuknow - parents - lots of advice and videos
- Parentinfo from CEOP - an excellent resource for digital parenting
- NSPCC Keeping Children Safe - videos and interactive resources
- Netaware - reviews of (and information and advice about) various social media services and apps. Aimed at parents
- National Online Safety - an excellent variety of resources for parents, including guides for specific games and social media platforms
- LGfL Online Safety Resource Centre - a range of great videos and resources aimed at parents and teachers
- Top tips for safer gaming/safer internet /E-Safety/For-Parents/Top_tips_for_safer_internet.pdf to view
- Safer internet resources for parents /E-Safety/For-Parents/Safer_internet_resources.pdf
If you are concerned about a child being abused or exploited online...
You can report it to CEOP, the Child Online Exploitation and Protection Command of the National Crime Agency.
You will be asked to provide contact information and details about your concerns, which will then be followed up by one of their Child Protection Advisors.
This should also be reported to the head teacher.
If you are concerned about cyber-bullying...
The best way to deal with this is through the school, who will investigate and support children and families.
Children should also be made aware of ChildLine's advice service, which is available by telephone on 08001111 and online at www.childline.org.uk.