Online Safety – Helpful Websites for You
The internet can be a fun and exciting place for you to learn, play games, and talk to your friends. Just like in the real world, it’s important for you to know how to stay safe online.
Sometimes you might see something online that makes you feel worried, confused, or upset. If this ever happens, stop what you’re doing and tell a trusted adult straight away. This could be a parent, carer, teacher, or another grown-up you trust.
Here are some safe and friendly websites made especially for you. They can help you learn how to stay safe online and show you what to do if something doesn’t feel right.
SAFEGUARDING TEAM
You can always talk to our safeguarding team –
Mrs McBride and Miss Green are always there to help.
CEOP AND ThinkUKnow (by CEOP)
“You can get help if something online feels wrong.”
If someone online makes you feel scared, uncomfortable or confused, this is a safe place to get support.
“Learn how to stay safe while having fun online!”
Watch videos, play games and learn what to do if something online worries you. There are different sections just for your age.
cHILDLINE
“Someone to talk to, anytime.”
You can talk, chat or message Childline for free if you’re worried about anything at all — day or night.
https://www.childline.org.uk
📞 0800 1111
NSPCC – ONLINE SAFETY FOR CHILDREN
“Helpful tips and advice to keep you safe online.”
This page from the NSPCC has easy-to-understand guidance about staying safe on the internet, online games, chats and apps, and what to do if something makes you feel worried or unsure.
.https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/
REPORT HARMFUL CONTENT
💬 “Help to remove upsetting things online.”
Use this if you see something scary, upsetting or not right — adults will help sort it out.
