We are working with our children and parents to help children to understand the best ways to keep themselves safe online.  

Share Aware campaign 

To kids, online life is real life. And, just like in real life, kids need help to stay safe online.

Share Aware is an NSPCC and O2 campaign to help parents have regular and informed conversations with their child about online safety. We're aiming to get every family in the UK chatting about their kids' online world, just like they would about their day at school.

We tell children that’s it’s good to share, but online it’s different and sometimes it can be dangerous. Through our straight-forward, step-by-step advice and Icebreaker email series, we’ll show parents how to untangle the web and teach children how to make the right decisions online, even when parents aren’t there.

• Family agreements – We have created a downloadable family agreements document for families to complete and fill in together.
• Share Aware homepage - Read our step-by-step guide to being Share Aware and our TEAM (Talk, Explore, Manage, Agree) framework on how to stay safe online in four simple steps.
• Net Aware - Our guide to the most popular social networks sites, apps and games that children use. New sites site such as Musical.ly, Kiwi and Pokemon Go have been added, along with a breaking news page and top tips from O2 Gurus on blocking, private account settings or in-app purchases. The new Net Aware can be downloaded on both iOS and Android.
• Teaching resources – Download Share Aware teaching resources for use in the classroom.
• Specialised advice - Advisors at our O2 & NSPCC Online Safety Helpline – 0808 800 5002 – are here to help with any questions.

Keeping your child safe on the Internet links:

Safer Internet Day:
Within their classes the children were taught about using the Internet safely.
In assembly we talked about being ‘SMART’ - above are the ‘SMART’ rules for saying safe on the internet that we discussed.