1. E-Safety Understanding how to help keep your children safe online

2. Parental advice videos  Where’s Klaus Where’s Klaus  Keeping up with the Jones’ Keeping up with the Jones’

3. Access  School  Home  Mobile data  CPU games  Friends

4. Home  Broadband provider  3 rd party software  Limit amount of time  Look at the history – Talk to them  Different passwords for different levels of connection

5. The big 4 – How to..? Just click on the company below for instructions to set up parental controls:  BT BT  SKY SKY  Talk Talk Talk  Virgin Virgin

6. Computer games – Goal posts  Peer pressure  Your discretion  Sit down and play it with them  Team speak

7. Mobile data  Getting to the age want (need ) a phone  Can have content controls on but they do not limit very much  Best = Mobile data OFF

8. School  Locked down and controlled tightly  Monitored and tracked  No need to worry!

9. Friends  Mobile phones at school  Friends’ houses  Education

10. My child wouldn’t do that…   Talk with your children  Don’t ignore it  Open and honest (ish) is a good rule

11. Social networks  Lots of you will use them  Age appropriate – Club penguin  13+ for Facebook many younger people are on there  Educate – Privacy settings – Real friends

12. Cyber-bullying  Mobile phones – Text  Chat rooms/social networks  Email  Unacceptable – Schools are equipped to deal with it – Do tell them – Be sensible

13. Grooming  Stranger DANGER!  Talk to your child about it in this context  Internet is a fun and educational place – Don’t ban – Communicate with your child

14. Englefield Primary + Secondary  We educate your children in all areas of E-Safety age appropriately  Secondary schools will continue to do this

15. Thanking you!  Any questions?  I will post this Power Point on the school website with a link on the front page

16. Educational videos  KS1 E-Safety cartoon KS1 E-Safety cartoon  KS2 CEOP E-safety video KS2 CEOP E-safety video