Online Safety – Oxford Grove Primary School

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The world wide web is invaluable in today’s climate as a source of information and a medium for communication. It is however, vitally important that certain protocol is followed to ensure personal safety is protected at all times. Online Safety is taught to children in school as part of the curriculum, through the use of Digital Leaders and assemblies, and it is reinforced whenever the children access the web. The use of the internet in school is strictly filtered via Local Authority servers and the tightest security is in place at all times.

We encourage parents, carers and family members to read the information on the links below and take action to protect their children when they are online at home. The web can then be used to its full potential and greatly benefit your children’s education.

The UK government are providing a dedicated Kids Online Safety Hub for parents and carers, offering clear and trusted guidance to help families keep children safe online.

Childnet provide support and information on how to help your child online. This includes translated safety guides.

Thinkuknow site – For a wide range of information about keeping safe online.

Childline – The Childline site offers help and advice on a range of issues

Get Safe Online – Worried about hacking, viruses and online security? Visit this site for help and advice.

Internet Watch Foundation – If you think you have come across something illegal online report it so that it can be investigated.

Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre

For help and advice, or if you wish to report something that is troubling you or your children online.
Click the button to visit the Online Safety Blog provided by Bolton Schools ICT

Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre

Use this link to report something that is troubling you or your children online.

(Remember if you need immediate help call 999)