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Online Safety

Online safety at Kings Worthy is integrated through our computing, PSHE, Thrive and safeguarding commitments. We intend to prepare children for a modern world where our use of technology and media is constantly changing. This is achieved through: making children aware of online media; teaching about the positives of using technology in our everyday life; equipping them with strategies to ask for help and recognising the dangers of the increased use and availability of this.

Please navigate through the tabs below to find relevant help guides, or further information on any current online safety concerns.

Hampshire County Council - Online Safety Information and Resources

Online Safety Newsletters

Below are our Online Safety Newsletters, made by Knowsley City Learning Centres. These are sent out every month, with up to date information for parents and carers.

Information and Help Websites

KS1 Think U Know - useful articles and games

KS2 Think U Know - useful articles and games

Childnet - resources and articles to support conversations

Internet Matters - family support for specific online safety concerns

Childnet Talking about Online Safety - guide to talking about technology at home

ParentZone Library - online library with information on the lastest apps and trends

Lurking Trolls - creative story audiobooks and cartoons for KS2

Vodafone Digital Parenting - up-to-date online guides

Online Guides

NSPCC Online Games Guide

NSPCC Livestream and Video Apps Guide

NSPCC Inappropriate Content Guide

Parental Controls

NSPCC Parental Controls Guide

Apple Guide to Parental Controls - iPhone, iPad

Internet Matters Parental Controls - downloadable guides

OurPact - parenal controls app for iPhone

Famisafe - parental controls app for Android users

Staying Up-To-Date

ParentZone Newsletters

National Online Safety 'Wake Up Wednesday' - X (formerly Twitter) page with guides every week

Smartphone Free Childhood - initiative to delay children having smartphones until the age of 14

If you have any further questions or concerns about online safety. Please contact our Designated Safeguarding Leads using the details here.