Staying Safe Online

In today’s digital world, online safety is essential for both learners and parents/carers. This page provides advice, guidance, and support to help you stay safe and make informed choices online.

If you are ever worried about online abuse, inappropriate communication, or anything that makes you feel uncomfortable, you can:

• Report concerns directly to CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre)

• Speak to your tutor, year team, or a member of the safeguarding team

• Access the links and resources below for practical advice and support

Report to CEOP

Top Tips for Teen Online Safety

• Protect Your Personal Information – Never share passwords, addresses, or private details online

• Think Before You Post – Once something is online, it’s hard to remove. Avoid sharing anything you wouldn’t want others to see

• Use Strong Passwords – Create unique passwords and enable two-factor authentication where possible

• Stay Alert to Scams – Don’t click on suspicious links or share details with unknown contacts.

• Be Kind Online – Treat others with respect and report bullying or harmful behaviour

• Know Who You’re Talking To – Don’t accept friend requests or messages from strangers

• Report Concerns Immediately – If something feels wrong, speak to your tutor, year team, or safeguarding team

Useful Resources

• Back To School
• Online Conduct
• Online Hate
• OnlineSafety
• Parental Controls Android
• Parental Controls Apple
• TikTok
• Valorant