E-safety Update

Bleasby CE Primary School

E-safety Update - Staying Safe Online

At Bleasby School we take your child’s safety very seriously. In the past we have held open evenings for parents to find out more about e-safety and how to keep your child safe online. The children do work in school on cyber-bullying and safe use of the internet. The Nottinghamshire Safeguarding Children Board are promoting the NSPCC new campaign ‘Share Aware’ of which we would like to inform you about. Below you will find information and the tools to help you keep your child safe online.

Share Aware Overview

Share Aware, from NSPCC and O2, gives parents all the tools they need to have regular and informed conversations with their child about staying safe online. Under 20% of parents discuss online safety regularly with their children but we want to get every family talking about their child’s life online, just as they would their day at school.

Parents can sign up to the Icebreaker email series and become an expert in their child’s online world in 6 weeks, follow our four simple steps to keeping kids safe online, watch our film ‘Safety advice from a 10 year old’ or visit Net Aware – our guide to your child’s social networks apps and games.

The internet is a great place for kids to be, being Share Aware makes it safer.

Suggested Tweets (We are asking people to tweet between 9am and 12 on launch morning, Tuesday 16th

1. Just like in real life, kids need our help to stay safe online. Teach your child to be #ShareAware with @NSPCC and @O2 https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/share-aware/
2. Teach your child to be #ShareAware online, with step-by-step advice from @NSPCC https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/share-aware/