At East Hunsbury Primary School, we take all aspects of Safeguarding very seriously including safeguarding your children online. Many children from a young age now have access to the internet either via a tablet, phone or games console and it is imperative that they understand how to stay safe and spot any dangers that the internet may pose. It is important too that families are aware of their roles and responsibilities in protecting their children when they are online and we pride ourselves in supporting families in any way that we can. On this page you will find lots of useful downloads for specific websites and apps which also includes how to manage parental controls.
On a weekly basis, we will send out helpful advice to families on how to stay safe online and each year we hold an e-safety evening which is run by Simon Aston who is our lead country expert regarding online safety. E-Safety is led by Mrs Carol Lampard and if you have any questions about our e-safety curriculum or require advice on keeping your child safe online please do not hesitate to contact her via Class Dojo or email:
You can find useful videos about setting up Parental Controls & Privacy settings here.
Did you know, that we have an online filtering system at school which prevents children from searching or finding anything that they shouldn't!
E-Safety
- pdf 12 Top Tips about Devices
- pdf Age Restrictions on Social Media
- pdf Among Us
- pdf Android parental controls
- pdf Be Real
- pdf Black Friday/Cyber Monday
- pdf Build emotional resilience
- pdf Cyberbullying NC
- pdf Disney what parents and carers need to know
- pdf Disney+ Parent Guide
- pdf EA Sports FC
- pdf Facebook
- pdf Facebook Guide
- pdf Facebook Messenger
- pdf FIFA
- pdf Final Fantasy
- pdf Fire Safety
- pdf Fortnite
- pdf Friendly competition
- pdf Gambling
- pdf Google Stadia
- pdf Grand Theft Auto Guide
- pdf Guide to Safer Live Lessons
- pdf Healthy friendships
- pdf Helldivers 2
- pdf Horror films and age ratings
- pdf Horror Games
- pdf Houseparty
- pdf How to manage what your children watch on TV
- pdf In game chat
- pdf iPhone Parental Controls
- pdf Managing exam stress
- pdf Mental Health Guide
- pdf Mental Health on and offline
- pdf Microtransactions
- pdf Money Mules
- pdf National Online Safety Website-Nov 21
- pdf Netflix
- pdf New Devices Guide
- pdf Nintendo Switch Guide
- pdf Non Fungible Tokens (NFT's)
- pdf NSPCC - The Underwear Rule - Guide for Parents
- pdf OFCOM Media Report 2024
- pdf Online Bullying Nov 2022
- pdf Online Grooming Guide
- pdf Online safety Act
- pdf Online Safety Agreements - 2020
- pdf Online Safety Newsletter December 2023
- pdf Online Safety Newsletter January 2024
- pdf Online Safety Newsletter July 2024
- pdf Online Safety Newsletter June 2024
- pdf Online Safety Newsletter May 2024
- pdf Online Safety Newsletter November 2024
- pdf Online Safety Newsletter Oct 2024
- pdf Online Safety Newsletter September 2023
- pdf Online trolling
- pdf Palworld
- pdf Parental Controls Booklet 2024
- pdf Parental-Controls-booklet-2023
- pdf Parents - Online safety gaming and social media
- pdf Parents - Online Safety within the Home
- pdf Pop ups
- pdf Promoting physical wellbeing
- pdf PS4
- pdf Reddit
- pdf Replika Guide
- pdf Respect
- pdf Safer Apps and Games for Children
- pdf School Avoidance
- pdf Sendit
- pdf Setting boundaries around gaming
- pdf Sharing intimate images
- pdf Smartphone safety tips
- pdf Snapchat
- pdf Snapchat
- pdf Social media & mental health
- pdf Social Media Guide
- pdf Spending and saving
- pdf Supporting children to manage conflict effectively
- pdf Teaching cycle safety
- pdf Tiktok
- pdf Township
- pdf Using and reviewing parental controls
- pdf Vaping Dangers
- pdf Ways to be kind online
- pdf Wellbeing online
- pdf What parents need to know about worry & anxiety
- pdf Whats App Guide
- pdf Yubo Guide
- pdf Zoom