E Safety Zone

Children – Stay safe online

These websites offer advice and teach you how to use the internet safely.
Hover over the buttons for more information and then click the image to open that website.

Information for parents

Think U Know
Thinkuknow.co.uk offers some great advice for parents to help your children stay safe online.
Report Abuse
Report abuse – where you or your children can register any concerns.
Internet Watch
Internet Watch Foundation site where you can report any illegal content on the internet.
ChildNet
Childnet keeps you up to date with e-safety issues and has some great fact-sheets.
Safer Internet
Insafe gives online safety information for parents
Chat Danger
Chatdanger is a site all about the potential dangers on interactive services online like chat, IM, online games, email and on mobiles.
Get Game Smart
Get Game Smart is a Microsoft site dedicated to information on gaming safely with resources for parents and children.
Common Sense Media
Understand Social Networking sites and how to keep your children safe.
McAfee Guide
Read the McAfee Parent’s Guide to Social Networking Sites

Online Learning

Online Safety is so important more than ever whilst everyone is currently staying at home. There is a lot of online learning taking place in every household across the country and the world. We urge all parents to constantly check on what their children are doing online and making sure that they are accessing sites and activities that are safe. Click on the link below to find some of the very useful online safety guides which are produced weekly from the National Online Safety organisation.

National Online Safety Guides

Safeguarding

Keeping Children Safe

The Headteacher and Governing Body of Fulham Primary School take their responsibilities for safeguarding pupils very seriously. We have a duty of care for child protection and we also strive to help parents to keep their own children safe and free from exploitation. This responsibility is set out in our Safeguarding Children Policy and is displayed on the policies page.

Stranger Danger

Stranger Danger information for children is available here. A useful 60 second video by Manchester Police can be seen here.

The Underwear Rule

The NSPCC Underwear Rule is a simple way that parents can help keep children safe from exploitation. Teach your child the Underwear Rule and help protect them from exploitation. The NSPCC guide for parents can be found here and a child friendly version to help you talk PANTS with your child is also available here.

The Underwear Rule

Parents