Watermill School
Online Safety
Useful information for parents
What Parents and Carers Need to Know About
- Fifa 23
- Call of Duty
- How To Combat Online Bullying
- Social media and mental health
- Setting up apps
- World of warcraft
- Omegle
- Artificial intelligence solutions
- iPads
- Safe and healthy habits online
- Spotify
- Stronger passwords
- Manage device stress and anxiety
- Fortnite chaper 4
- Ofcom media use attitudes report 2023
- Wizz
- Smartwatches
- Telegram
- Looking after your wellbeing online
- Influencers
- Rumble
- Anime
- Money muling
- Stay safe for the summer
- Live streaming
- Among Us
- X (Twitter)
- Parental controls on Smart Phones
- Microtransactions
- Smart tvs
- Five Nights At Freddies.pdf
- Vaping dangers.pdf
- Disney+.pdf
- Chat Roulette.pdf
- Parental controls on new devices.pdf
- Managing screen time.pdf
- Smartphone safety tips.pdf
- Free speech vs hate speech.pdf
- Mylol.pdf
- Persuasive design online.pdf
- Monkey.pdf
- Learning Disabilities, Autism and Internet Safety A Guide for Parents.pdf
- Developing healthy sleeping habits.pdf
- Energy drinks.pdf
- Shopping apps.pdf
- Online Trolling.pdf
- Sharing intimate images.pdf
- Worry and anxiety.pdf
- Snapchat.pdf
- top-tips-for-safety-on-social-media.pdf
- JusTalk.pdf
- tiktok.pdf
- Youtube.pdf
- Fake news and scams.pdf
- roblox-2025.pdf
- streamers.pdf
- TikTok
Information for Parents and Carers
Further help and advice is available by contacting the Watermill School Online Safety Coordinator - Laurence Greenhalgh or our Family Support Worker, Olivia Walker, who also deals with safeguarding issues in school.