As part of our Health & Well-being week we held an Online Safety session for Parents this evening. Thank you to those of you who attended to hear the important and valuable messages.
The NSPPC speaker was great and provided some very useful advice and strategies for helping your child stay safe online. There were several leaflets given to parents and website links with a range of resources to use were provided.
If you visit our Parents section and look at the Online Safety page you can find links to the leaflets and the NSPCC website, which is full of ideas and resources.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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