ONLINE SAFETY FOR KIDS

WEB WISE KIDS

Spending time online is great fun! Here are a few simple rules to help kids stay safe and keep the internet a great place to spend time:

  • Never give out your real name - don't use it as your username.
  • Never give out any of your personal details.
  • Never tell anybody which school you go to or how old you are.
  • Never tell anybody your password except a parent or a guardian.
  • Be aware that you must be 13 or over to create an account on many sites. Always check the site policy and ask a parent or guardian for permission before registering.
  • Always tell a parent or guardian if something is worrying you.
ONLINE SAFETY FOR KIDS

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