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Striving for life in all its fullness. John 10:10

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Online Safety

Visit our Online Safety Page and find links to Home Learning Activity Packs for Foundation through to Year 6.

Parents - Online Safety Advice - scroll down to Top Tips for Home Learning section.

Do these Three Key Things to keep children safe online:

1. Check the settings on all devices that your children use (see the NSPCC's excellent guide on how to do this)

2. Aim for a balance of activities including time in the day when children have a break from screen time.

3. Talk to your child about safety. Explain that if something they experience online makes them confused or just feels wrong then they need to tell you about it straight away.

Online Safety

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