E-Safety

In this area is housed a range of information and resources focused on e Safety for both students, staff and parents. 

The e-safety curriculum map for Admiral Lord Nelson School can be found below:

E-Safety Curriculum Map

 

Useful websites

CEOP

CEOP is a law enforcement agency and is here to help keep children and young people safe from sexual abuse and grooming online.
ceop.police.uk

 

Think U Know

A site produced by CEOP to teach young people and adults how to stay safe online.
thinkuknow.co.uk

 

CEOP Report

Have you seen something online or has something happened to you or a friend? Click here to report it to CEOP – they will be in touch to help.
ceop.police.uk/ceop-reporting

 

Internet Matters

Backed by BT, Sky, TalkTalk, Virgin Media and leading child online safety experts, they offer advice and information on tackling e-safety issues.
internetmatters.org

 

Childnet

Advice and games for young people and resources for parents and carers to help keep their young people safe online.
www.childnet.com

 

Get Safe Online

The latest e-safety related news and information.
getsafeonline.org

 

Other links

 

SOCIAL MEDIA SAFETY

FACEBOOK

The Facebook Safety Centre has easy-to-use tools to carry out privacy and security checkups of your Facebook account, as well as help and resources for parents and young people.

facebook.com/safety

 

INSTAGRAM

The Instagram Safety Centre has tips on how to control the visibility of posts, block people, report things and how to address abuse. It also has tips for parents.

help.instagram.com

 

TWITTER
 

The Twitter Safety Centre has various resources to keep you safe online, including guides on controlling your Twitter experience and useful blog posts.

about.twitter.com