First Federation Trust
This page has some important information about keeping yourselves and your children safe. There are links to websites and organisations that you may find useful. There is also information about keeping children safe online.
If you would like to talk about you or your children's safety please come and see Mr Webb or Mrs Hodder in school.
The internet for many parents can be a daunting place but to our children it is a necessity of life. Access to the internet has never been so vast and continues to spread with the increasing popularity of tablets devices and access through mobile phones. To support you in protecting your child on line there are some useful links below to sites with tips and guidance:
WhatsApp - What parents and carers need to know about
Online Safety Newsletters
Guide to setting up parental controls
Internet Safety
Be Internet Legends
National Online Safety
In an ever-evolving online world, sometimes it's difficult to make sense of the huge selection of apps and games available to young minds. The choices are almost endless and it’s not always possible to know which apps are age-appropriate, which games are safe to play and just what content your child is being exposed to. Please clink the link below to access three handy guides for parents and carers with suggested apps and games that children might enjoy using to learn and play.
Online and Internet safety is a high priority for all children. The website https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/ is an excellent one to share with your children. The website https://www.ceop.police.uk/safety-centre/ offers advice for parents.
Using Instagram is popular with some older pupils at school. Parents are reminded that the minimum age for Instagram users is 13, and are invited to read Instagram Tips for Parents via this link:
https://help.instagram.com/154475974694511
These apps are popular with children and teens. Do you know what they are?
You can find more information about our approach to safeguarding as a Trust, at