E-Safety

NSPCC Netaware Website

Parental Guidance: Safeguarding Devices at Home 

Home Broadband Safety
For parental control features such as Internet and Website filtering please contact your ISP (Internet Service Provider, example: Sky, BT, Virgin etc) and ask them: "How to enable parental control on your home broadband" as this varies from each company. Failing this, they should all have information on there website on how to do-so. 

Games Consoles

The official ESRB website, provides methods on how to set parental controls for personal devices and game systems. These include: PlayStation 3 & 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One & 360, Nintendo Switch & Wii (U) and Nintendo 3DS & DSI & PC.

Please visit the ESRB website at: 

http://www.esrb.org/about/settingcontrols.aspx 

Windows

Please visit this website for a detailed explanation on how to set up parental controls for Windows 10: 

http://www.howtogeek.com/225323/how-to-add-and-monitor-a-childs-account-in-windows-10/

You could also download the easy-to-use K9 Software for your Windows Computer.

Please visit the website for your free download:

 http://www1.k9webprotection.com/get-k9-web-protection-free

Apple iOS

For iPod Touches, iPhones and iPads please visit the website below for details on how to enable 'Restrictions', this allows you to change various settings; anything from disabling the Camera to enabling Internet and Website Filtering that blocks adult content can be set up: 

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201304

A PDF document that we made is also available below

Parent workshop for esafety

Thank you to the parents who attended the esafety workshop. We will be running the workshop again during parent's evening in the Summer Term. Some parents have already added privacy settings to their devices to help to keep their children safer on the Internet.

Sticks and Stones

Years 2 and 3 saw an interactive production called 'Sticks and Stones' by the 'Firehorse Theatre Company'. The theme of the production was 'anti bullying'.

For further information about bullying you can go to www.bullying.co.uk, www.anti-bullyingalliance.org or www.kidscape.org.uk

Anglesey Primary School ensures that every child knows how to be safe and responsible on the internet. We do this by teaching E-Safety regularly to children in class and displaying the rules throughout the school. 

We are more than happy to help or give advice to any parents on how to improve E-Saftey at home.

A presentation for parents about E-safety

Know IT All for Parents

Know IT All for Parents is a unique interactive e-safety guide for parents and carers produced by Childnet International. It's designed to really help you as a parent or carer keep up to date with how children are using the internet, and support them in using these new exciting services safely and responsibly.

We've tried to make this resource as accessible and practical as possible, and there's a whole wealth of detailed information on a wide range of issues.

There are also lots of leaflets and guides for you to download in our resource centre.

However if you're busy and just want a quick overview, select quick overview in the menu for a short presentation. This is in English, Arabic, Bengali Gujarati, Mandarin, Polish, Punjabi, Urdu and Welsh. The summary information and the advice for younger children is also in British Sign Language.

Keeping up to date with how young people are using this amazing new technology is challenging but it is vital that we do.

Watch the interactive presentation:

 

 

If you have small children from 4 - 7 years then you should let them view this short 10 minute CEOP cartoon called  'Lee and Kim', which is designed to keep them safe whilst online and more importantly, this cartoon teaches them in their early years.

Click on the link below...

Read 'The Adventures of Smartie the Penguin' by clicking the link below.

Find out about Kara, Winston and the Smart crew for 7-11 year olds.

Click the link below.