There are lots of fun and interesting things you can do on the internet; however, it is important to understand how to stay safe online.

As a school we teach and promote the SMART acronym for online safety.

Click on the pictures below to access the e-safety sites/videos for each year group.

Reception:

To know who to tell when they feel unsafe online.

Year 1:

To know who and when to tell about an e-safety concern.

Year 2:

To know which information is okay and not okay to share online – Buddy the Dog

Year 3:

To make secure passwords. To identify examples of negative online behaviour.

Year 4:

To explain the effects of their online actions.

Year 5:

To discuss positives and negatives of social media/online world.

Year 6:

To understand techniques used by online ‘scammers’.

The NSPCC have a number of resources that support parents in carers in ensuring that their children are safe online. Please use the below links to learn more.

Online safety for 0 – 5 year olds

Online safety for 6 – 10 year olds

Online safety for 11 – 13 year olds

E Safety Checklist for Parents and Carers

Parental Controls Booklet 2022

Online Safety Parent Information Meeting – Feb 2023

Lego – Digital Child Safety