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E-Safety

#WakeupWednesday is a national campaign by National Online Safety which has been designed to inform and help parents understand the dangers and the attraction of different types of online activity.

The National Online Safety  #WakeUpWednesday campaign is viewed as one of the most trusted and reputable learning resources in the UK, providing expert advice on the latest platforms and online risks that parents and carers need to know about through a beautifully engaging and content-rich design. A new guide is published each week. 

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  • Top Tips for Parents & Educators: Safety on the Road

    Published 30/04/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide shares essential advice for keeping children safe around roads, highlighting practical steps like staying visible, reducing distractions and recognising hidden dangers.

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  • What Parents & Educators Need to Know about Making Friends Online

    Published 23/04/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide looks at the challenges of children forming friendships online, highlighting key risks such as grooming, privacy concerns and inappropriate content — and offers tips for staying safe.

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  • What Parents & Educators Need to Know about ZEPETO

    Published 16/04/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide explores ZEPETO, a fast-growing virtual world app. It highlights the associated risks for younger users, such as chatting with strangers, exposure to inappropriate content, and spending real money.

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  • What Parents & Educators Need to Know about Search Engines

    Published 09/04/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide highlights the risks search engines pose to children – such as exposure to inappropriate content, misinformation, and scams – and provides practical tips to help keep them safe online.

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  • What Parents & Educators Need to Know about Instagram

    Published 02/04/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide breaks down the latest risks on Instagram, including AI chatbots, scheduled messaging, and Threads. It offers practical tips for helping children stay safe on the app. #WakeUpWednesday

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  • What Parents & Educators Need to Know about Streamers

    Published 19/03/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide highlights the potential dangers children face when watching and engaging with streamers and the importance of staying informed so you can help mitigate the risks.

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  • What Parents & Educators Need to Know about Roblox

    Published 12/03/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide highlights the potential risks of Roblox, including online encounters, inappropriate content, scams, and in-game purchases, and offers expert advice on how to mitigate these risks. #WakeUpWednesday

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  • Top Tips for Using Technology to Boost Reading Skills

    Published 05/03/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide offers advice on the digital tools available to enhance literacy by making reading more interactive and accessible.

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  • What Parents & Educators Need to Know about Marvel Rivals

    Published 26/02/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide breaks down the risks associated with the popular multiplayer title Marvel Rivals and lets you know how best to safeguard children and young people playing the game.

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  • What Parents & Educators Need to Know about Fake News & Scams

    Published 05/02/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide breaks down the ways that scammers utilise ‘fake news’ and other tactics to manipulate their victims, as well as how best to protect young people from these concerns.

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  • Top Tips for Supporting Children to Develop Emotional Literacy

    Published 29/01/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide offers expert advice on supporting children to deal with big and difficult feelings in a healthy manner. #WakeUpWednesday

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  • What Parents & Educators Need to Know about Health & Fitness Apps

    Published 22/01/25, by Admin Admin

    This free guide breaks down the potential risks posed by health and fitness apps to their younger users, providing advice on how to address these concerns. 

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