Problems
Internet Safety
The websites listed below give useful advice and information for children, young people and adults on internet safety.
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www.chatdanger.com - Advice on staying safe in chatrooms.
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www.childalert.co.uk - All aspects of child safety on wide range of topics including
internet and mobile phone safety.
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www.childnet-int.org - Advice and information to make the internet a safe
place for children.
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www.getnetwise.org - Child safety on the internet, how to stop spam/unwanted emails, advice about spyware etc.
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www.getsafeonline.org - Set up by the Government and the National Hi Tech Crime Unit and private business. Aimed at both complete beginners and the more experience internet user. Advice on anti-virus, backup, privacy, how to shop and bank safely, online auction safety etc.
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www.fraudwatchinternational.com - Advice on internet safety, protecting your computer, latest scams and frauds.
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www.gridclub.com - Safe online learning club for young people.
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www.itsafe.gov.uk - Internet safety, awareness, latest scams etc.
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www.iwf.org.uk - Internet Watch Foundation – report illegal content online of
child abuse images, criminally abusive content and criminally racist content hosted in the UK.
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www.kidshield.eu - Increasing awareness amongst responsible adults on all issues relating to child safety
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www.kidsmart.org.uk - Practical internet safety programme. Information for schools,
young people, parents, agencies.
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www.nch.org.uk/information - Useful information for children and parents
on internet safety.
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www.parentscentre.gov.uk/usingtheinternet/internetsafety -
Information relating to keeping children safe online.
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www.safekids.co.uk - Lots of useful information for parents on how to keep children safe on internet.
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www.safekids.com - Information on keeping children safe on the internet.
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www.safety.ngfl.gov.uk - Internet safety in schools.
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www.schoolzone.co.uk - School Support Site which aims to promote good practice
in schools.
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www.thinkuknow.co.uk - Online interactive site giving internet safety information for children and
parents.
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