A message from our school staff:
We want all children to be safe on-line. Below is some information about staying safe and knowing how and when to report any cyber-related issues you may be faced with. Below is what CEOP have to say about such issues. If you ever need to report anything click the button “CEOP” on the Homepage. Otherwise follow the advice below and check out the site. Your parents may find it useful too.
Hello!
The internet can be great fun. You can chat to your friends, play games and learn about new things. But sometimes things happen which can make you upset. People may say mean things which make you feel sad, or you may see something that you don’t like.
If this happens, you must remember it’s not your fault.
- TELL AN ADULT YOU TRUST if you are upset or worried about something that has happened to you. They can help you to report it to us at CEOP.
- If you feel in danger phone 999 to speak to the police. They will make sure you are safe.
- If you don’t feel there is anyone you can talk to, there are people at Childline who will always listen to you. They won’t tell anyone else about what you’ve said, which means you can feel safe talking to them.
You can also tell us at CEOP what is happening so we can help you. If there is an adult you trust, like your mum, dad, carer or teacher, get them to help you fill out the form.
Link to site for on-line forms and information:
http://www.ceop.police.uk/safety-centre/
If you are concerned that your child has seen anything online that has upset or worried them, or you have questions about the disturbing internet hoaxes that have recently featured in the news, please follow this link to ‘ThinkUKnow’ which aims to ensure that everyone has access to practical information about online safety.
https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/articles/theres-a-viral-scare-online.-what-should-i-do/
The links below are very informative with regards to protecting your children. The site offers a suite of articles and guidance on all aspects of child internet safety.
You can access articles dealing with a range of online issues for young people.
Families can also use the website to access the CEOP Safety Centre (www.ceop.police.uk/safety-centre) where they can report abuse and exploitation direct to CEOP. Or click the icon on our front page.
The All Wales School Liaison Core Programme provides other aspects of safety advice for our children. More details of the support and guidnace is available on their website: