At Weston Point Primary Academy, we place significant emphasis on the learning experiences that our children can gain from engaging with the online world. Recognising the vast opportunities for education and personal growth that digital platforms offer, we ensure that all children receive comprehensive instruction on e-safety throughout their time with us. Each academic year, our students are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the internet safely and responsibly.
We understand that safeguarding your children online outside of school can be a formidable challenge for parents and carers. To enhance the protection of our students in digital environments, we encourage families to familiarise themselves with the age restrictions associated with the various applications their children use. Awareness of these guidelines is crucial in ensuring that children engage with age-appropriate content that supports their development and well-being.
Moreover, when children express interest in exploring new applications, it is advisable for parents to conduct thorough research. We recommend visiting:
Keeping Children Safe Online | NSPCC
This site provides valuable insights into the advantages and disadvantages of the apps children are considering. This resource is an excellent tool to assist parents in making informed decisions regarding their children's online activities and to foster discussions about safe internet practices.
By collaborating as a community, we can create a safer online environment for our children and help them make the most of the digital world while minimising potential risks. Your active involvement in this process is greatly appreciated.
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Services (CEOPS) contains lots of information for Students, Parents & Teachers. Please visit their website below for advice on staying safe online.
A Parents Guide to Online safety
We have also obtained copies of Digital Parenting magazine which will provide advice for parents. A copy can be downloaded by clicking the link below.
The NSPCC provide a multitude of information and advice for parents to help keeping their children safe. Please click here to access their website.
Additional parent guides from National Online Safety website are attached below:
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