Staying Safe Online
The internet is a fantastic place to learn, create, play and connect with others. At St Clare's Primary School, we help children become responsible digital citizens who can use technology safely, confidently and respectfully.
Remember — if something online makes you feel worried, upset or uncomfortable, always speak to a trusted adult.
Online Safety Rule #1
Talk About It
Talk to a trusted adult about what you do online and ask for help if something does not feel right.
Online Safety Rule #2
Keep Information Private
Never share passwords, addresses, phone numbers or personal information online.
Online Safety Rule #3
Be Kind Online
Treat others online with the same kindness and respect you would show in school.
Online Safety Rule #4
Speak Up
If something online worries you, stop, close it and tell a trusted adult straight away.
Helpful Websites
Explore these websites to learn more about staying safe online:
Childnet
Online safety advice and resources for children and families.
CEOP — Thinkuknow
Information and activities to help children stay safe online.
NSPCC Online Safety
Guidance for families on keeping children safe online.
By working together, families and school staff can help children enjoy the benefits of the digital world safely and confidently.