E-Safety
We make every effort to keep our students safe online and our Cyber-Bullying and E-safety Policies can be viewed here:
Acceptable Use & E-safety Policy
Anti-Bullying Policy (refer to section 18 for Cyber Bullying)
Click on this link to view a leaflet that outlines some social media advice for parents. Social Media
Online Safety Hub (Stockport)
Trusted digital safety advice for caregivers. The Online Safety Hub is presented through a partnership between Smoothwall and our school.
How to use the hub
Developed by our team of world-renowned Online Safety Experts, the Hub is designed to engage and align the community on online safety and wellness by providing up-to-date and evidence-based information to all key stakeholders of a child’s life. Parents will find a rich library of helpful resources, including app reviews, how-to guides and advice on an array of online safety topics.
Click the image below to access the hub...
Parental Controls
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Qustodio is a world-leading online safety tool that helps parents manage and supervise their child's online activities.
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Our partnership with Qustodio offers parents free access to the Qustodio parent app.
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The Qustodio Parent App enables parents to manage screen time, monitor online activity, and access expert advice on online safety.
Click on the image below for more information:
Useful phone numbers
Stockport Children Services: 0161 2176028
NSPCC: 0808 8005000
Parents Against Child Exploitation (PACE): 0113 2405226
Useful resources
The following booklet, provided by Stockport Family, contains useful links and E-safety information. Please be aware that we are not responsible for external content and that you remain responsible for any materials you may choose to use.
The following links provide practical guidance on keeping your child safe online:
Internet Matters - helping parents keep their children safe online
Think you know - articles and guidance on all aspects of child internet safety
CEOP Safety Centre - report abuse and exploitation direct to CEOP
Childline App
Childline has launched an app that is the first to provide counselling to young people in need of help directly through their mobile devices.
The app has been named 'For Me' to ensure that it can be discreetly installed.
This means that if someone happens to see the young person's phone they can't tell it's a Childline service.
Check out this link for more details: For Me

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