Internet safety
Internet Safety
This page is here to help you learn how to stay safe, kind and responsible when using the internet and technology.
The internet can be a great place to learn, play and talk to friends. It is important to know how to use it safely and what to do if something goes wrong.
Staying safe online
Follow the SMART rules for internet safety
Think carefully before sharing personal information
Only talk to people you know in real life
Keep passwords private
Tell an adult if something does not feel right
You can learn more about online safety through trusted resources like the UK Safer Internet Centre, which provides advice and tips to help children stay safe online.
Being kind online
Being online should reflect how we behave in school. When using technology, we expect children to:
Be kind
Be respectful
Be their best
Youcan explore ways to be a positive digital citizen:
Build a better digital world
A digital world for everyone
Check in with your friends
Social media and online spaces can be positive, but they also come with risks such as unkind behaviour or pressure from others, so it is important to make good choices online.
Looking after yourself online
Sometimes being online can feel overwhelming. You can get support with:
Loneliness online – ways to feel better
Managing screen time
Taking breaks from devices
Talking to someone you trust about how you feel online can help you stay safe and confident.
What to do if you are worried
If something happens online that makes you feel worried, upset or uncomfortable:
Stop using the device
Do not reply or share anything
Tell a trusted adult straight away
Remember – it is not your fault
You can also get help from:
Learn more
You can explore more online safety activities and games through:
Thinkuknow – activities and videos to help children stay safe online
Childnet – advice about apps, games and online behaviour
Internet Matters – tips to help children and families stay safe online
In school
We learn about online safety regularly through lessons, assemblies and discussions. If you are unsure about anything you see or do online, you can always speak to a teacher.