Key links: online safety
Below are some useful links offering more information regarding online safety.
CEOP
Child Exploitation Online Protection is part of the National Crime Agency. Anyone can report it directly to CEOP at the simple click of a button 24/7. If you child feels uncomfortable at any point beit experiencing sexual chat, being asked to do something that makes them feel uncomfortable or someone asking to meet up, you can report this.
Thinkuknow
This scheme highlights the importance of online safety and promotes use of the “Report Abuse” button to report illegal or inappropriate online behaviour. The website also contains information and guidance to further support young people as well as adults about the online world containing up-to-date information around Online Safety.
UK Safer Internet
The UK Safer Internet Centre, where you can find e-safety tips, advice and resources to help children and young people stay safe on the internet.
Other Useful Links
BSL Online Safety Video - Bullying
BSL Online Safety Video - Grooming
NSPCC Underwear Rule Keeping Deaf Children Safe From Abuse
Internet Safety - How to Stay Safe Online BSL (Childline)