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Online safety

What is Online Safety?

Online safety means using the internet safely for gaming, learning, and communication. It includes using devices like laptops, tablets, smartphones, and game consoles.

Children learn about the benefits, risks, and responsibilities of being online through our RSHE and computing lessons.

Online Safety at Fielding

Worried about something online?

  • Children: If someone has said or done something online that worries you, speak to a trusted adult or email our Virtual Worry Box:
    📧 worrybox@fielding.ealing.sch.uk

  • Parents: Concerned about what your child has seen online?
    Report serious incidents to CEOP.

  • Young people: Use the Report Remove Tool to get inappropriate images taken down.

 

Using the Internet Safely at Home

To help keep your child safe online:

  • Set screen time limits and switch-off times
  • Keep devices in shared family spaces
  • Use child-friendly websites and search engines
  • Only allow messaging with people they know
  • Never share personal details or school information
  • Use nicknames for online games
  • Check browser history regularly
  • Reassure your child that these rules are to keep them safe

Talking to Your Child About Online Safety

We regularly teach online safety through our RSHE curriculum. You can continue the conversation at home using the resources below.

Key Tips for Parents

  • Set up parental controls on devices
  • Talk regularly about apps, games, and websites your child uses
  • Discuss what personal information should never be shared
  • Check age ratings for games and social media – most platforms are 13+
  • Use tools like NetAware and Ask About Games to stay informed

Recommended Resources

  • Ofsted Online Safety Webinar – Features the work of the Breck Foundation, raising awareness about online grooming
  • Breck Foundation – Internet safety advice for families
  • NetAware – App and game reviews with age ratings
  • Childnet – Tips for talking about social media
  • NSPCC Online Safety – Advice and support
  • Live My Digital – Family-friendly videos on cyberbullying, digital footprint, grooming, and more.

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