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Keeping children safe online

This session provides parents & carers with a window into the current popular technologies and how children use them. Demonstrating the massive positives and potential pitfalls, the session provides parents with advice, coping strategies and resources to help them understand and engage with their child’s online lives. 

 
South West Grid for Learning - Online SafetySupport for parents and carers to keep children safe onlineHow do I help my child stay safe on games and apps?Downloadable: RWL Q&A with Graham Lowe

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Dr Radha Modgil delivers her top five tips for supporting your teenager through the sometimes-murky world of social media. In just five minutes, she helps parents and carers feel more confident in how they engage with their teens’ online world.

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