Internet Safety - Information for ParentsThese pages contain lots of useful information about the latest games and how to keep your children safe whilst online. Please take the time to visit the Parental Controls section which helps you through all the settings on numerous devices. |
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Guide to the best YouTube Minecraft channels for kids. |
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What to do about screen time for your children **NEW** |
5 things parents should know about screen time - What is too much? |
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Parental Controls |
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Safer Internet Day 2018 |
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Device Free Christmas |
How Plugged-In Families Can Have a Device-Free(ish) Holiday |
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Screen Time Tips |
5 easy tips to manage your child's screen time |
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Advice for Parents |
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Start School Safe Online |
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Musical.ly and Live.ly |
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Latest update on Roblox (10+)
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To report a issue |
| For the latest newsletters from the Dorset Safe Schools and Communities Team |
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SSCT Parents E-Safety Newsletter Autumn 2018 |
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SSCT Parents E-Safety Newsletter Autumn 2017 |
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SSCT Parents E-Safety Newsletter Autumn 2016 |
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SSCT Parents E-safety Newsletter Autumn 2015 To contact the team : sst@dorsect.pnn.police.uk or Tel: 01202 222844 |
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Social Media Help |
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Find out more about the safety features available on these popular social network sites.
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Parental Controls What do you need help with? Here are some Top Tips from the Internet Safety Centre on how to set parental controls.
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Safety Land is famous for being a safe place where kids can have fun on the Internet. But lately, a nasty character has been lurking around. He is sending kids yucky e-mails that they don't want to see, and sending Instant Messages asking for information that is none of his business! Help Captain Broadband find the nasty character, guide Captain Broadband through each of Safety Land's eight buildings to help send the nasty character to jail!
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Test your internet safety knowledge with Hacker, listen to some Stay Safe songs with Helen Skelton, News Kids On the Block and Bobby Lockwood and get some tips from the Horrible Histories gang.
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Please watch the Age Appropriate Safety Videos These resources are provided by CEOP. |
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Reception/SEN Age 4-5 years |
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KS1 (Years 1/2) Lee and Kims Adventures Age 5-7 years |
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KS2 (Years 3/4) Age 8-10 years Play Like Share is a three-episode animated series pack, which aims to help children aged eight to ten learn how to stay safe. |
