Sir John Sherbrooke Junior School an Aspire Academy
Online Safety
Online Safety @ SJS
Let's Fight It Together
This film, produced by Childnet for the DCSF highlights the different ways that Cyberbullying can happen and the consequences for the target. For character interviews and to find out more ways to prevent and respond to cyberbullying, go to the digizen website.
Below is a host of guidance from National Online Safety which may be useful for parents and carers regarding specific games and general advice about how to keep your child safe online. This will be updated regularly, keeping up with specific trends which children may be accessing at home.
We will make sure that the latest information is available to pick up from reception as well.
E-Safety Information for Parents/Carers
- Fake_news_-_parent_factsheet_March_2022.docDOC File
- Internet-Matters-Tips-Buying-a-smart-toy.pdfPDF File
- ai-virtual-friends.pdfPDF File
- what-parents-and-carers-need-to-know-about-disney.pdfPDF File
- 12-top-tips-for-children-and-young-people-to-enjoy-a-tech-free-christmas.pdfPDF File
- free-speech-vs-hate-speech-2.pdfPDF File
- mylol.pdfPDF File
- monkey.pdfPDF File
- self-regulation.pdfPDF File
- helldivers-2.pdfPDF File
- Call of Duty Information for Parents.pdfPDF File
- Hi Pal Guide for Parents.pdfPDF File
- All About Tik Tok.pdfPDF File
- Amigo.pdfPDF File
- Be Real.pdfPDF File
- FIFA 23.pdfPDF File
- Overwatch 2.pdfPDF File
- Roblox.pdfPDF File
- Sendit.pdfPDF File
- Setting Up Apps, Games and Software.pdfPDF File
- Social Media and Mental Health.pdfPDF File
- Open Discussions about Digital Lives.pdfPDF File
- Building Cyber Resilience.pdfPDF File
- World of Warcraft.pdfPDF File
- New Devices 2023.pdfPDF File
- How to Combat Online Bullying SJS.pdfPDF File
