Parents' Guide to Online Safety
Welcome to Our Parents' Guide to Online Safety
At New Bewerley Community School, we believe that keeping children safe online is a shared responsibility between school and home. Technology offers many opportunities for learning, creativity and communication, but it is important that children are supported to use it safely and responsibly.
This guide provides information, advice and useful resources to help parents and carers understand online safety issues and support their children in navigating the digital world with confidence.
Working together to keep children safe online, supporting our commitment to Every Child, Every Day.
Parental Guides and Resources
We are currently developing a range of practical guides to help parents and carers manage devices, apps, games and online platforms safely at home.
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Online Safety Newsletters
Our monthly online safety newsletters provide parents and carers with up-to-date information, advice and practical tips to help keep children safe online.
July 2026 Online Safety Newsletter
Useful Links for Parents
Navigating the online world can sometimes feel overwhelming for families. To help, we've gathered a range of trusted resources that provide advice, guidance and practical tips on keeping children safe online.
Whether you're looking for information about social media, gaming, screen time, privacy settings or online scams, these organisations offer up-to-date support for parents and carers.
⬇️Expert advice, guides and parental control information for children of all ages
⬇️Practical information to help keep children safe online, including guidance on apps, gaming and social media
⬇️Resources for families covering online safety, digital wellbeing and positive use of technology Articles, expert advice and support to help families navigate the digital world
⬇️Advice, guidance and resources to support children and families in staying safe online
⬇️Produced by the National Crime Agency (NCA), offering age-appropriate advice and activities for children and parents
⬇️Articles, expert advice and support to help families navigate the digital world














