Staying Safe Online
What has helped you remember how to stay safe when using the Internet?
Kidsmart is a great place to visit for advice on e-safety for parents.
Click on the pictures below to access the e-safety sites for each year group.
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- Tell a trusted adult if a site worries you.
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- Tell a trusted adult if a site worries you.
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| Year 2 | ||||||
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- Remember - don't share your personal information.
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| Year 3 | ||||||
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- Don't speak to people you don't know. - Accepting emails can be dangerous, they may contain a virus. - Beware people online may not be who they say they are. - Don't share your personal information. - Tell a trusted adult if something or someone makes you feel worried. - Meeting an online friend can be dangerous, take a trusted adult with you.
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- Don't speak to people you don't know. - Accepting emails can be dangerous, they may contain a virus. - Beware people online may not be who they say they are. - Don't share your personal information. - Tell a trusted adult if something or someone makes you feel worried. - Meeting an online friend can be dangerous, take a trusted adult with you.
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- Communicate responsibly online and tell a trusted adult if other people make you feel unsafe. - Understand how to keep yourself safe when using email, social networking, online gaming and mobile phones and consider how you present yourself online.
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- Understand that you cannot trust what is online - it may be biased or fake. - Understand how to keep yourself safe when using email, social networking, online gaming and mobile phones and consider how you present yourself online. |
