The safety of children in the online world is of great importance to us here at Braiswick Primary. As the world they grow up in becomes more technology based, it is vital that we are equipping the children with the skills that they need to survive and thrive within it. Our progressive curriculum will mean that all children within years 1 – 6 will complete an E-safety unit annually. Throughout their time at Braiswick, E-safety will also link into our PSHE curriculum and assemblies.
CSE Awareness
Please see below some useful documents on how to keep your child safe online.
Keeping Young Children Safe Online
FPA Parent Pack on Sexual Health]
Conversation Starters for Parents
Child sexual exploitation
CEOP Parents and Carers Check List
CEOP grooming factsheet
Young people and social networking
A Parents Guide to Dealing with Sexting
The complete guide to Snapchat
Supporting young people online
sexting keeping children safe
Selfie Cop
Online Onguard
Fortnite-Parents-Guide
Instagram-Parents-Guide
Minecraft-Parents-Guide
MOMO-Online-Safety-Guide-for-Parents-FEB-2019
Snapchat-Parents-Guide
The-App-Store-Parents-Guide
Tik-Tok-Parents-Guide
Twitter-Parents-Guide
WhatsApp-Parents-Guide
Youtube-Parents-Guide
7-Conversation-Topics Age_Ratings
EST E-Safety
As you may be aware ‘The 2 Johns’ are well known for delivering bespoke training sessions within schools and other organisations that cover all areas of Child Sexual Exploitation.
If you want to stay up to date with everything they are doing and stay ahead of the main emerging online risks to children then please follow them on Facebook at
‘EST E Safety Training’
Cybersense & Ariel Trust
CyberSense is a new E-safety app designed to help parents talk about e-safety issues with their children to ensure that they make smart choices to stay safe online. Aimed at children aged between 8-10 it will help them think about what they would do if they were faced with different situations online; from cyberbullying to sharing content with someone they don’t know.
Think you know – Protecting your child from abuse online.
Stay informed with legal, policy and research based guidance on how to support young people and prevent child sexual exploitation.