Online Safety
The internet plays an important part in children's learning and everyday lives. At Holy Trinity CE Primary School, we are committed to helping children use technology safely, responsibly and respectfully, both in school and at home.
Online safety is taught throughout the curriculum and reinforced through assemblies, discussions and age-appropriate learning. We encourage children to think carefully about how they use technology, how to stay safe online and what to do if something worries them.
Parents and carers play a vital role in helping children stay safe online. We encourage families to talk regularly about online activity, set appropriate boundaries and seek support if they have any concerns.
If you are worried that a child may be at risk online, please contact a member of our safeguarding team. If you believe a child is in immediate danger, call 999.
Online Safety Policy
Our Online Safety Policy explains how we teach children to use technology safely and responsibly, how we protect them while they are using digital devices in school, and how we respond to any online safety concerns.
View our Online Safety Policy
Helpful Organisations
The following organisations provide trusted advice and support for keeping children safe online.
CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre)
Report online sexual abuse or exploitation and access advice for parents, carers and children.
Childnet
Information and practical advice to help children and families stay safe online.
Internet Matters
Guidance on social media, gaming, parental controls, apps and digital wellbeing.
NSPCC
Advice and support for parents on keeping children safe online and talking to children about internet safety.
UK Safer Internet Centre
Resources, guidance and advice to help children stay safe in the digital world.