Click the image above to visit the private parents’ area where you can find useful resources suitable for parents or guardians, such as the websites listed below.
We will also be regularly publishing articles from the Parent Info website which we think are relevant for our parents.
Please note this area needs a login which will have been sent in a text on the number we have for you. (The login details should not be shared with children as the articles may not always be suitable for them to read on their own).
The UK government have developed a policy for their vision for everyone in the UK to have the skills to navigate the internet confidently and make informed choices online.
As part of this, the 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. This offers practical advice tailored to different ages, including up-to-date information on new technologies such as AI. It brings together easy-to-use tools, conversation starters, and links to trusted resources.
The Mental Health Foundation provides lots of information, articles and blogs about all aspects of mental health of both children and adults.
Young Minds provide a wealth of information and resources for young people on issues surrounding mental health and wellbeing. There are resources for both young people to access themselves, as well as for parents.
Parent Info provides high quality information to parents and carers about their children’s wellbeing and resilience. This ranges across a wide range of subject matter, from difficult topics such as relationships and the internet or body image and peer pressure to broader parenting topics like ‘how much sleep do children need?’
The NSPCC provides information on how to talk to your child about the risks of sending inappropriate text messages and what you can do to protect them.
Educate Against Hate gives parents practical advice on protecting children from extremism, radicalisation and hate.
Children and young people face many challenges as they grow up; sometimes as a parent or carer, it is difficult to know where to go if you are worried about the safety of your own or someone else’s child. Part of the Board’s role is to support parents and carers to access useful advice and guidance on what they can do to keep children safe.
