Keeping Children Safe
Staying Safe
NSPCC
It can be hard sometimes to know what to do if you have a concern over a child's welfare and whether you should report it. The NSPCC link below offers good advice and useful information to support parents in helping their children to remain safe.
NSPCC WEB SITE...click to visit.
The website for the children and young people’s emotional health and wellbeing service (called Bee U) is now live.
Bee U web site for Parents and carers.
Club - Parent Checklist (May).pdf
Briefing note Club Checklist (May).pdf
Helpful safety information to keep children safe
Parents Information from Ceop and Parent Zone
Local advise for keeping children safe.
Important online safety update
Information about Internet Safety
Information and resources tailored to your childs age group to help keep them safe online.
Government Information and policies.
Action for Children supports and speaks for the UK's most vulnerable and neglected children and young people.
Advise for keeping safe.
NSPCC Underwear Rule Guide for Parents.pdf
NSPCC Underwear Rule Letter for parents - July 17.pdf
Copy of Copy of CSE Social Media Library.pdf
Safety at School
To view the school policies on safeguarding and staying safe please click here.
To view the information from the Online Safety Open Evening please click here.
Safety Warnings
Warning issued about Musical.ly and Live.ly apps
Musical.ly is a free app, which appears to be a harmless and fun application, can pose a serious threat to the safety of children and young people.
Musical.ly is a social network for sharing user generated music and videos. Many children enjoy the ‘lip-sync’ element of the app, as well as browsing videos created by others. Videos are generally shared between groups of friends, and can be saved as private, but the other content is freely available and is not ‘policed’.
The app states that it is not to be used by children under the age of 13, but many children under this age continue to use the app.
Musical.ly links directly to another app called Live.ly, which has no safety setting, and permits anybody to enter into a conversation with the child. Through this, they are at serious risk of being exposed to extremely inappropriate content and conversations.
Please ensure that activity is monitored when a child is using Musical.ly or any other social media platforms or apps.