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Online Safety

At St Margaret’s, we believe that collaboration between school and home is key to raising responsible digital children. In today’s technology driven environment, we are proud to be e-safety aware, ensuring children learn to navigate the online world with confidence and care.

Our Approach

  • Progressive learning: E-safety is introduced in a structured, age-appropriate way across all year groups.
  • Empowerment through education: We focus on equipping children with the knowledge to handle online challenges safely and responsibly.
  • Real world relevance: Lessons reflect the digital experiences children encounter daily, from gaming to social media.

What Children Learn

  • How to protect personal information
  • How to recognise and report inappropriate content or behavior
  • How to communicate respectfully online
  • How to manage screen time and digital wellbeing

Working Together

We encourage parents and carers to:

  • Talk regularly with children about their online activities
  • Use parental controls and privacy settings
  • Stay informed about the platforms and apps children use

Helpful Resources

  • NSPCC Online Safety Hub – Offers guides on apps, parental controls, and conversation starters.
  • Internet Matters – Provides tailored advice by age, device setup guides, and issue-specific help like cyberbullying or screen time.
  • Barnardo’s Online Safety Advice – Focuses on the risks of online grooming and how to support children emotionally.
  • UK Safer Internet Centre – Offers resources for parents, carers, and educators, including guides on sexting, livestreaming, and online challenges.

Useful links