Charlton Park Academy is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the well-being of all our staff and students. The following fact sheets are provided to support parents and carers with online safety.
To download the information please click on the icons below and if you would like additional support or have a query please do not hesitate to contact Senior Vice Principal Niall Fallon
Please note some of the useful online safety information shared is from sources outside of Charlton Park Academy.
MAY 2021
National Online Safety Bulletin: What parents need to know about social pressures linked to appearances.
National Online Safety Bulletin #14
JANUARY 2021
Digi Duck
Text © ChildNet
The third story in the Digiduck® series, focussing on reliability of online information. The aim is to encourage young children to start to think about online content, and help them to understand that what they read or see online might be true, untrue, or someone’s opinion.
Remote Education – 10 Top Tips for Parents
Text © National Online Safety
#WakeUpWednesday
Remote education ensures continuous learning outside the classroom. For parents and carers, remote education isn’t always straightforward and there can be a number of factors they need to consider, especially around ensuring their children feel comfortable and are familiar with the whole concept. That’s why we’ve created this guide to help parents and carers support their child in getting the most out of their remote education experience.
2021.02.12 National Online Safety Bulletin #6 (pdf)
2021.01.08 National Online Safety Bulletin #1 (pdf)
SEPTEMBER 2020
Helping Children to Think Critically about Fake News and Prejudice
A course to increase your understanding of the challenges young people face with social media and false information, and to equip you with the confidence, skills and knowledge to effectively discuss misinformation and prejudice with children.
Free e-learning course for parents/carers:
ENROLL FOR FREE: elearning.equaliteach.co.uk
APRIL 2020
PREVENT Education Programme updates: Safety cards for TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat plus Royal Borough of Greenwich WeStandTogther information on reporting Hate Crime, including COVID-19 associated Hate crime. Leaflets published in English and traditional/simplified Chinese. Click on the links below to download:
- Hate Crime Leaflet | English
- WeStandTogether Hate Crime ZCard | Traditional Chinese
- WeStandTogether Hate Crime ZCard | Simplified Chinese
- Safety Card 2020 | Instagram
- Safety Card 2020 | Snapchat
- Safety Card 2020 | TikTok
On #SaferInternetDay encourage students to begin to take responsibility for keeping themselves safe online, by introducing the child-friendly search engine https://t.co/5UQkNV5l4b from @SWGfL_Official pic.twitter.com/udwq3QcuJq
— CENMAC (@CENMAC) February 9, 2021
Undressed Campaign – updates to help you to keep pupils safe on devices.
Online Safety and Resources – LGfL Resources.
ACT (Action Counters Terrorism) – Act early and tell us your concerns in confidence. You won’t be wasting our time and you won’t ruin lives, but you might save them.
