1. Do you know all of these apps?

4. We need to make sure children are safe online.
What are the dangers/risks?
Inappropriate content
Stranger danger
Cyber bulling
Grooming
Sexting
Pornography
Violence

7. Not everyone online is who they say they are.
Stranger danger
Not everyone online is who they say they are.
Catfish is an American show which helps people meet up with the person they have been talking to online.
Most of the time, they
are not the person in
the pictures.

9. Cyber bullying

11. Grooming

13. Sexting

16. Gaming Every game has an age rating They have these for a reason!
Grand Theft Auto - aged 18
Murder
Sex
Rape
Do you really want your child seeing this?

17. How to help: Block the members
Report it – every app has a report button
Set up a new account
Praise your child for coming to you! They might have be scared or worried about what you would say.

18. In school we use SMART

19. Your digital footprint
Everything you write online – stays online! You can delete something however someone could still find it. Also it is very easy screen shot a picture/message or anything. So make sure your child knows this. Think about when you or your children are looking for a job. Employers look at your social media pages to see what type of person you are. Think about what is on these pages.

20. How to make sure our children are safe online:
Don’t frighten them – the internet can be a brilliant place!
Establish ‘rules’ or expectations
Look at the age ranges – they are 18 for a reason!
Answer questions they have – you don’t need to go into detail about things just make them aware.
Check the apps that they are using
Talk about passwords
Be open and honest!

21. Where to turn to: There is lots of help available about online safety!
Thinkuknow website
Online safety magazine
Ceop website
Your handout

22. Go to our school website. Click on ‘For parents’
Click on ‘Online safety’
Go to downloads (at the bottom)