Online Safety

We follow the SMART rules to keep us safe online.

Safe- Keep personal information safe.

Meeting- People we talk to online are strangers. You must never meet people you talk to online. 

Accepting-You must ask permission from an adult/parent before accepting emails, downloads etc. 

Reliable- Not everything you read online is true. You cannot always trust everything you read and see on the Internet. 

Tell- Always tell an adult if you see anything that makes you feel uncomfortable or upset. 

Click on the links below to view our Online Safety Guides provided through our subscription with National Online Safety:

 

• 12-top-tips-for-building-cyber-resilience-at-home
• ai-virtual-friends
• anime
• artificial-intelligence-solutions
• black-friday-cyber-monday
• gaming-can-support-positive-outcomes
• influencers
• manage-device-stress-and-anxiety
• money-muling
• ofcom-s-media-use-attitudes-report-2023
• online-safety-tips-for-children
• open-discussions-about-digital-lives
• rumble
• safe-and-healthy-habits-online
• smartwatches
• stronger-passwords
• summer
• telegram
• w-app
• what-parents-and-carers-need-to-know-about-ipads
• wizz

 

Safer Internet Day

Internet Safety Day 2025 - Too good to be true? Protecting yourself and others from scams online.

To help support the children keeping safe online at home, please see the top tips poster in which the children will be familiar with.

Safer Internet Day

 

    

At Tardebigge, we understand we have a key role in promoting internet safety in our community. We have a whole school approach to online safety which children, staff, parents and governors are all involved in and promote.