Online Safety
At North Huddersfield Trust School we believe online safety is everybody’s responsibility.
We work very hard to help facilitate the learning of all our students and staff with the ultimate goal of embedding online safety within everyday school life.
We aim to share this knowledge and expertise beyond the school walls and into our community.
The schools Online Safety lead is Mr C Langstaff who is also the schools VLE Administrator.
To contact the schools Online Safety Team with a question or concern please use the following email address:
e-safetyteam@nhtschool.co.uk
Student Online Safety
Click the link below for more specific student Online Safety guidance
Parent Online Safety
Internet Matters
Helping parents keep their kids safe online
NSPCC Net Aware
Guidance to the social networks your kids use. Stay up to date and keep your child safe in today’s digital world.
Report Online Safety
Information on when and how to report and Online Safety concern
Think U Know
I am concerned about my child (General Advice and guidance)
UK Safer Internet
UK Safer Internet explains how to set up filters on your home internet to help prevent age inappropriate content being accessed on devices in your home.
Google Safety Centre
Find out about the Top 5 Google safety features including Google SafeSearch and YouTube filtering.
Parent Info Articles
Parent Info boasts a wealth of information covering the risks in the latest technology and lots of useful guidance.
Childline
Childline is here to help anyone under 19 in the UK with any issue they’re going through. Whether it’s something big or small, our trained counsellors are here to support you.
SEXTING Advice
Sending a sexual text, image or video can be dangerous if shared with the wrong person. Once you send a message, you’re not in control of what happens to it. Even if it’s posted online we can help. Here’s some advice about sexting.
London Grid for Learning
Useful online learning and safeguarding information.
Vodafone Digital Parenting Magazine
Help your family stay safe online with the Vodafone Digital Parenting magazine – the latest issue is available to order or download now via their website.
Parental Controls Guidance:
Please see below practical guidance for applying parental controls to some of the most popular gaming consoles.
Need to talk to someone? O2 Online Support Helpline
Sometimes it’s easier to talk about a problem. That’s 02 have set up a helpline, to answer any questions you or your child might have about staying safe online.
Whether you’re after techy advice on things like:
- Information about an app or service in general
- Privacy setting on apps
- Parental controls on your wifi
Or want help with more personal matters such as:
- How to stop online bullying
- What to do about who your child’s messaging
- How to talk about sexting.
Whatever you’re worried about, big or small, give O2 a call on 0808 800 5002 for free, seven days a week.