E-Safety

Understanding how to help keep your children safe online

Parental advice videos

Where’s Klaus

Keeping up with the Jones’

Access

School

Home

Mobile data

CPU games

Friends

Home

Broadband provider

3rd party software

Limit amount of time

Look at the history – Talk to them

Different passwords for different levels of connection

The big 4 – How to..?

Just click on the company below for instructions to set up parental controls:

BT

SKY

Talk Talk

Virgin

Computer games – Goal posts

Peer pressure

Your discretion

Sit down and play it with them

Team speak

Mobile data

Getting to the age want (need ) a phone

Can have content controls on but they do not limit very much

Best = Mobile data OFF

School

Locked down and controlled tightly

Monitored and tracked

No need to worry!

Friends

Mobile phones at school

Friends’ houses

Education

My child wouldn’t do that…

Talk with your children

Don’t ignore it

Open and honest (ish) is a good rule

Social networks

Lots of you will use them

Age appropriate – Club penguin

13+ for Facebook many younger people are on there

Educate – Privacy settings – Real friends

Cyber-bullying

Mobile phones – Text

Chat rooms/social networks

Email

Unacceptable – Schools are equipped to deal with it – Do tell them – Be sensible

Grooming

Stranger DANGER!

Talk to your child about it in this context

Internet is a fun and educational place – Don’t ban – Communicate with your child

Englefield Primary + Secondary

We educate your children in all areas of E-Safety age appropriately

Secondary schools will continue to do this

Thanking you!

Any questions?

I will post this Power Point on the school website with a link on the front page

Educational videos

KS1 E-Safety cartoon

KS2 CEOP E-safety video