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Online Safety for Parents CEOP Welcome to … Online Safety for Parents Luke Brent-Savage Education Child Protection Ltd. Education Child Protection Ltd. CEOP You should always report if your child is, or has been, in contact with some who is… Chatting to your Asking them to child about sex do sexual things on webcam ceop.police.uk www.thinkuknow.co.uk Child Exploitation Online Protection Centre Asking to meet up if Making them feel they’ve only met unsafe them online 1 Parent and Carer Parents Education Child Protection Ltd. Education Child Protection Ltd. Films for primary children… Tell Someone Timon & Pumba EDUCATING CHILDREN Animal Magic Jigsaw Keeping ourselves safe… Keeping ourselves safe… Keep your personal information private 2 Never give out your Top Secrets Keeping ourselves safe… Be kind to your online friends, like you would in the playground at school Education Child Protection Ltd. Keeping ourselves safe… Keeping ourselves safe… Check with an If you get stuck, adult at home If you see or before you something makes visit a new you feel sad or site, game or scared, always app tell a trusted adult Education Child Protection Ltd. UK Safer Internet Centre What else do CEOP say...? WE ARE HERE TO HELP! We are police officers. We take this very seriously TRUST YOUR TUMMY! If anything makes your stomach feel funny, tell an adult you trust, or CEOP Follow the adventure of Smartie the Penguin as he learns how to be safe online when using his tablet. The children must safely guide Smartie to make the correct CHECK YOUR USERNAME! decision. Can they remember Daddy Penguins song to keep Don’t tell people who you are – use a Smartie safe? fun nickname instead… 3 What could you give as answer if someone on a game says to you: “where do you live?” JamieWilliams220408 N O Y B “None of your business…!” Remember almost everything you do on the internet… Advice… It's okay to say ‘no’ …can be seen by other people Remember… if a stranger or someone you don’t like - so be careful what you say and sends you a 'friend' request think before you type! you don’t have to accept it Tell Take a Never Never reply someone screen shot arrange to to emails of any nasty meet up saying you if you're messages – and with have won being don't delete the the lottery bullied on someone message until you you've met or inherited the internet have done this. online – money - they Taking a screen (for example, are fake CHILDREN’S shot saves the getting nasty even if they nasty messages, so emails, from Facebook seem nice, or that you can show people who messages or you think you emails) them to people are trying to know them ONLINE WORLD who can help you trick you 4 Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 Key Stage 2 Education Child Protection Ltd. 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