Online Safety Video Guides

We are committed to supporting families in keeping children safe online. As part of this, we provide a series of short Online Safety video guides for parents and carers.

These videos offer clear, practical advice on a range of online safety topics. They are designed to be quick and easy to watch, giving you helpful guidance on apps, games and online behaviours so you can support your child with confidence at home. New videos will be shared regularly and will be available on this page, as well as through our school communications.

Online Safety Focus – June 2026: Scammers and Digital Footprints

This month's online safety video provides a helpful overview of online scams targeting young people and the importance of understanding our digital footprint. Children and young people can encounter scams through social media, messaging apps, online games and websites, often disguised as genuine offers or opportunities. The video also explores how our online actions can leave a lasting digital footprint and why it is important to think carefully before sharing information online.

We encourage all parents and carers to spend a few minutes watching the video and discussing the key messages with their child. Regular conversations about online safety can help children develop the knowledge and confidence they need to stay safe online.

Key messages for families:

Be cautious of messages, links and offers that seem too good to be true.
Never share passwords, personal information or verification codes.
Talk to a trusted adult if something online doesn't feel right.
Remember that photos, comments, videos and online activity can contribute to a lasting digital footprint.

Watch the video below to find out more.

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Online Gaming

This short guide provides an overview of how to help keep your child safe whilst gaming online, including:

Understanding communication risks when playing and chatting with others
Managing in-game spending and purchases
Checking age ratings to ensure games are appropriate
Using reporting and safety tools within games

We recommend watching this video and using it as a starting point for conversations with your child about safe and responsible gaming.

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