Please also refer to the NBJS Media tab under Key Information for videos produced in school with helpful hints on e-safety and the same route via the children tab (NBJS Blog)

• e-safety videos presented by Mr Webbe

• Info for parents: How to set parental controls on your child's device/access
  The majority of social media sites have a minimum age of 13 years. Advice here for those responsible parents who want to enforce the age restriction.

• Be careful - lots of really useful information about staying safe on line

• E-safety adviser

• Childline have recently launched Calm Zone for children who are feeling anxious -

• e-safety guide for parental control over You Tube content
  Information how varying levels of You Tube content can be managed

• Full listing of apps and games limitations and information about how to manage them safely

Swiggle.org.uk

Swiggle is a child-friendly search engine from the Online Safety experts at SWGfL. Designed to make searching the internet for images or content more than just a bit hit and miss. Swiggle can help you with your first steps on the road to better online searching.

Swiggle can be used on computers in school, and at home.

Find out more here: https://swiggle.org.uk/parents/

CEOP - Child Exploitation website resources (Police) - covers many of today's issues

Year 6 keeping safe online

To help support your children online, here are some useful links which provides guidance for a range of different online platforms and apps. 

https://nationalonlinesafety.com/guides

https://parentzone.org.uk/library

https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/

https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/articles/Parental-controls/

Guidance for parents 

Please find below guidance shared by National Online Safety.