Understand the importance of e-safety for children and young people
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Which of the following scenarios is not acceptable? Tick the correct answer.
A Key Person takes a photo of a child for their learning journey book
A parent takes photos of their child on sports day
A practitioner takes photos of a child for their own album
A setting engages a professional company to video the Christmas play
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Children and young people can be when using the internet and mobile phones as the other person can hide their . Chatrooms are a great way to with new people, but can also be used by paedophiles to be a child themselves. Children should learn not to give any to someone they do not know.
Which of the risks below may be experienced by a child or young person as a consequence of being online or using a mobile phone? Select three correct answers.
Grooming
Cyber bullying
Writing fatigue
Access to age-inappropriate content
Cognitive difficulty
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- Never agree to meet with someone that you met on the internet unless a parent knows about it and has agreed to come with you
- If you see or receive something that seems bad or weird, log off and tell your parents straight away.
- Keep your password secret but not from your parents
- Don’t give out your name, age, address, school, phone number or picture without a parent’s permission
- When emails, links etc are sent to you by people you don’t know, do not open them
- Follow your parents rules on online safety at home, at school, in the library and at a friend or relative’s house
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