Setting up Parental Controls on an iOS device with Family Sharing
Setting up Parental Controls on your child’s iOS device (when you don’t have an iOS device)
Setting up Parental Controls using Google Family Link on an Android device
Setting up Snapchat Family Centre
Setting up Snapchat Privacy settings (on your child’s account)
Roblox Parental Controls and Privacy settings
Nintendo Switch Parental Controls App
YouTube Kids App

Parental Controls Booklet - Click Here

This guide will help you set up parental controls and adjust privacy settings to provide your child with a safer online environment. Parental controls can help to protect your child from seeing something that they shouldn’t — although it is important to emphasise that no system is effective all of the time, so it is important to engage with your child and talk to them about their online life regularly.

 

ParentINFO

Parent Info is collaboration between CEOP and Parent Zone and provides information to parents and carers about their children’s wellbeing and resilience, internet safety and a wide range of other topic matters like sex, relationship and body image.

 

Think You Know

Think U Know Website

I bet you probably like to use the computer for fun. The Think U Know website will help you go on the internet in a safe way and tell who to talk to if you are worried. You can also find out about Lee & Kim’s adventures or watch Hector and his friends learning to use computers safely! If you want to talk to someone else you can call ‘Childline’, which is a place where people who are nice can help you.
They won’t tell anyone that you have called and it’s free. You can phone them on: 0800 1111.

 

Top Tips

  • Always ask a grown up before you use the internet. They can help you find the best thing to do.
  • Don’t tell strangers where you live, your phone number or where you go to school. Only your friends and family need to know that.
  • Don’t send pictures to people you don’t know. You don’t want strangers looking at photos of you, your friends or your family.
  • Tell a grown up if you feel scared or unhappy about anything.

 

KidSMART Website

KidsSmart

 

Be Smart be cool – Be smart online.
What’s your favourite thing to do online. Visit the KidSMART website and learn more about the internet and being a SMART surfer. Learn the

 SMART Rules with Kara Winston and the SMART Crew. If anything goes wrong online or upsets you make sure you tell someone 

about it. Download a poster of the SMART Rules by clicking the link below.

Kid’s Smart Poster

 

Help and Advice

If you find something on the internet or someone has made you sad or scared you should tell your mum, dad or the person who looks after you at home or a teacher at school. If you would like to talk to someone else we have added some links to the Advice Help and Report Centre on the CEOPS website. You can contact people who are friendly and helpful by following the link for your age group.

For Early Years and Primary:

Click here for home actvity packs for children aged 4-5

Click here for home activity packs for children aged 5-7

Click here for home activity packs for children aged 8-10

For Secondary:

Click here for home activity packs for children aged 11-13

Click here for home activity packs for children aged 14+