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ONLINE SAFETY

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Here are my recommendations for websites, apps and videos for teaching online safety skills and objectives.

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Early Years

  • Children should know what to do if they have a problem on a computer/device.
  • Children should learn about 'stranger danger' on the internet.
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Smartie The Penguin

Key Stage 1

  • ​Children should know about the Internet and beginning to understand some key, age appropriate, safety rules.
  • Children can find some straight-forward information from a 'safe', selected online resource and knows not all websites are 'good to use'.
  • Children should know where to go to report a problem
  • Children should learn about digital footprints, sharing your identify, pop-up windows, avatars, usernames and passwords. 
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Lee and Kims Adventures: Animal Magic
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Jessie & Friends
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Hectors World
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Digi-Duck Stories

Lower Key Stage 2

  • Children can talk about key online safety 'rules', know what may be unacceptable behaviour, and knows where to go to report a problem.
  • Children can find straight-forward information from selected website resources and knows sites can contain, true or false facts, or opinion.
  • Children should learn about 'fake news'. 
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Play Like Share: Bandrunner
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Kara, Winston & the Smart Crew
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Fake News

Upper Key Stage 2

  • Children can demonstrate 'web-savvy' awareness, from a range of given scenarios, including conduct, contact and content 'risks' and issues.
  • Children can discuss a range of privacy issues and know a range of ways to report concerns or inappropriate behaviour.
  • Children can communicate and collaborate online, demonstrating respectful and safe behaviours.
  • Children should learn about PEGI Ratings, consent and the dangers of viral challenges, phishing, scams and sexting. 
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Online Risks & Dangers
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Google Interland

Whole School Interactive Resources

These resources are fantastic for using as quizzes, polls, matching vocabulary games and sharing ideas and advice digitally. 
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Kahoot!
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Word Wall
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Slido

Recommended Online Safety websites

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CEOP
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Think U Know
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Childnet
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Safer Internet Day

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  • ABOUT US
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    • Consultation
    • Staff INSET Training
    • Workshops for Parents & Children
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  • THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
    • CONFERENCES & SEMINARS
    • WRITING EDTECH ARTICLES
  • PRICING
  • CONTACT
    • FAQ's