In today’s digital age, being online is a big part of our daily lives, especially for children who are growing up with technology at their fingertips. That’s why in Year 6, we’ve been diving deep into the world of digital footprints and learning how to stay safe online.
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INTERNET SAFETY WORKSHOP FOR PARENTS & CARERSOn June 10th and June 13th, West Midlands Police will be delivering a FREE ONLINE SAFETY workshop for parents and carers living in Coventry.We will share guidance and strategies on how to make the internet a safer experience for children.
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Snapchat is a photo and video sharing app through which users can chat with friends via text or audio. Images and videos can be shared with specific friends, or as a ‘story’ (documenting the previous 24 hours) that’s visible to a person’s entire friend list. Snapchat usage rose during the lockdowns, with many young people
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In Year 3, we have been learning about internet safety and cyberbullying in PSHE today. We played a game as a class about some of the characters we learnt about. Here is the link to the game if your child would like to play at home:https://www.ceopeducation.co.uk/8_10/ Please always check what your child is accessing on
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Many young people who are victims of cyberbullying suffer in silence. They feel they can’t turn to parents or a trusted adult for support as they fear they may get in trouble or have their devices taken away from them. It can carry on all day, all evening and all weekend for the world to
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“The #1 teen dating website in the world” 🤔😲 That’s the claim of MyLOL, which offers 13 to 19-year-olds the chance to rate each other’s pics, send private messages and contact strangers online. If that sets your alarm bells ringing, you’re far from alone: law enforcement agencies and schools in several countries have seen fit to
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Will your kids be playing video games during the holidays? Here is an expert resource designed to help young people to game online safely. Online gaming is hugely popular with children and young people. Research conducted by OFCOM shows that gaming is still one of the top activities enjoyed by 5-16 year olds online, with many
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Artificial intelligence is probably the hot topic in technology circles right now, with questions being raised worldwide about how AI might conceivably affect the very future of the human race. In the short term, however – definitely as far as its impact on young people is concerned – the clearest risk is almost certainly the AI-powered ‘virtual
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