Useful Links and Resources

Families may find the following trusted websites helpful when supporting children with safe and responsible use of the internet at home. All of these organisations provide clear, practical advice for parents and age-appropriate guidance for primary school children.

Thinkuknow (CEOP)
A government-backed website offering advice for parents and carers, as well as videos and activities for children aged 4–11. It includes clear guidance on staying safe online, using apps, and knowing what to do if something worries your child.

Childnet
Provides parent guides, family agreements, and easy-to-follow information on topics such as safe gaming, cyberbullying, and managing online friendships. Childnet also offers excellent resources suitable for younger children.

Internet Matters
A comprehensive resource for families, offering step-by-step guides for setting up parental controls, age ratings for apps and games, and advice on managing online risks. It includes support tailored specifically to younger children and their parents.

National Online Safety
Offers clear, accessible guides for parents on the latest apps, games, social media platforms, and devices. These “What Parents Need to Know” posters are updated regularly and are written in family-friendly language.

NSPCC
The NSPCC’s online safety hub provides practical advice on managing online risks, understanding social media features, and supporting children to stay safe on apps and games. It includes guides for parents, information on reporting concerns, and resources developed with online safety experts.