Online Safety Education
Online Safety
At Moulton CEVC Primary School, keeping children safe online is an important part of our safeguarding responsibility. Technology plays a valuable role in children's education and daily lives, and we are committed to helping pupils use it safely, responsibly and respectfully.
Online safety is taught throughout our curriculum and reinforced through collective worship, assemblies, class discussions and whenever new risks or concerns emerge. As the digital world continues to evolve, we regularly review our curriculum and safeguarding procedures to ensure that our teaching remains current and reflects the latest guidance and online trends. We work closely with parents and carers, recognising that developing safe online habits is most effective when school and home work together.
We encourage our pupils to think critically, make responsible choices online and know how to seek help if something worries or upsets them. Above all, we want every child to feel confident, informed and safe whenever they use technology.
Information for Parents and Carers
The following organisations provide trusted, up-to-date advice to help families support children in using technology safely.
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Thinkuknow (CEOP) – Age-appropriate activities, videos and advice for children, parents and carers, together with guidance on reporting concerns.
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NSPCC Online Safety – Practical advice for parents on social media, gaming, apps, screen time and online risks.
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Internet Matters – Comprehensive guidance, age-specific advice, parental controls and support for managing children's online lives.
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Childnet – Excellent resources, family guides and practical advice to help children stay safe online.
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National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) – Advice on passwords, devices, privacy, scams and protecting your family's digital security.
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BBC Own It – Helpful articles and videos supporting children's wellbeing, confidence and safety online.
If you have any concerns about your child's online safety, or would like advice about keeping your child safe online at home, please do not hesitate to contact the school. We are always happy to offer guidance and support.
