1. Redfield Educate Together
eSafety
Safer online use
Redfield Educate Together

2. What are the main concerns about the Internet?
Ignoring age restrictions
Social networking and cyberbullying
Friending or communicating with people they don’t know.
Sharing personal information.
Digital footprints
Grooming and sexual abuse.
Inappropriate content including pornography
Gambling and running up debts.

3. Cyberbullying
If your child or someone you know is being bullied on line you must,
STOP.
BLOCK.
TELL. (School/police)

4. How do I report an incident?
On site – report button on every site
Let school know
For any on line indecent/racist content; contact ‘Internet watch’ who will remove this
If you are suspicious of child exploitation / grooming contact the police branch CEOP – Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
If in immediate danger call 999
UK Safer Internet Centre Parentport is home to the UK’s media regulators and contains details on how to report, a range of online content, including advertising and games, that you feel may be unsuitable for children.

5. What can I do right now?
Create a family agreement to establish your children’s boundaries and your expectations whilst on the internet.
Show an interest in the games they play.
Give your child strategies to deal with on line content that they are not comfortable with. Turn of the screen, tell an adult that they trust. Report incidents.
Children to use the internet and gaming consoles, within a shared environment.
If your child is being bullied on line, save all available evidence and report the incident.
Talk to your children about not putting their details on line.
Set up a family address when signing up to a new game.

6. Where do we go for more information