Tips for Encouraging Open Discussions about Digital Lives
Most parents frequently chat with their child about how things are going at school or what’s happening in their friendship groups – but those discussions often don’t extend to youngsters’ online activities. In fact, National Online Safety conducted a recent survey which found that only slightly more than half (54%) of parents regularly talk to their children about staying safe online.
It can be an awkward topic to broach and, of course, it needs not to feel intrusive. However, just checking in with your child about their digital life can get them thinking about online safety and alert you to any issues they might be having. In support of Safer Internet Day 2023, our #WakeUpWednesday guide has some useful tips on potential ways to start those conversations.
In the guide you’ll find a number of useful tips such as being as honest as possible, discussing how misleading the online world can be and creating a ‘family agreement’.
Calling all Year 9’s…
The booklet for KS4 options is now live on the website. Just head over to the Student Hub and you will find it on the Year 9 options page.
In it you will find all the information you need to make your choices.
Please read through it carefully and if you have any questions, come and ask us – the Options team.
Good luck!
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Spring 2023 Year 10 Revision Topic List
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Reminder KS3 and Y10 Progress Assessments are commencing.
Please click on these useful links to help prepare your child to revise and ‘Let their light shine’
