Parent Support
Children and young people today often see their online and offline lives as one and the same.
As technology evolves quickly, it can be hard to keep up – but regular, open conversations make a big difference.
There will be times when children need advice or support, especially when navigating the online world. They might come across harmful content or be contacted by someone they don’t know, which can be confusing or upsetting.
As a parent or carer, it’s important to step in when you feel they need a nudge in the right direction. Whether it’s about what they’re sharing, who they’re speaking to, or how they’re feeling online, consistent conversations help build trust and confidence.
The NSPCC website shares some current guidance to support in conversations with your child.
Talking to your child about AI
Talking to your child about online safety
Age appropriate support for children using technology
Useful Websites
Please use the following links to learn more about online safety for your child/ren:
CEOP: Child Exploitation and Online Protection
The National Crime Agency's CEOP Education team aim to help protect children and young people from online child sexual abuse.
We do this through our education programme, providing training, resources and information to professionals working with children, young people and their families.
Are you concerned about your child? Report it via the website: https://www.ceopeducation.co.uk/parents/
Quick Guides
Please see below a range of quick guides to support parents/ carers at home:
Smartphone Free Childhood
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