National Online Safety has released a new guide for students and their parents/carers. With the Summer holidays fast approaching, there will definitely be moments when students want to spend some of their downtime online. However, it’s important that they do so safely, and that’s where National Online Safety comes in.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s guide focuses on the term ‘money muling’, a form of digital laundering, how it exploits young people and what parents and carers can do to help.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week they have focused on one of the most popular forms of media in the modern day, anime.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. Given that it is mental health awareness week, the focus of this week’s guide is looking after your wellbeing online with useful tips for young people and parents/carers on taking care of their mental health.

For our Year 11 and 13 students, exam season is upon them. With calendars filling up with deadline dates, it’s no surprise that students are feeling the pressure. That’s why we’ve put together a list of tips and advice for taking care of your mental health during exam season.

On the 24th March, the music departments of Brooksbank and Ryburn schools decided to shake things up by teaming up with Selwyn College Choir for an epic choral workshop held at The Old Courthouse in Halifax. This was a first for the music departments of the two schools, and a fantastic opportunity for students to explore their creative sides in a new setting.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s guide helps to explain OFCOM’S latest report on the media use and attitudes of children and parents/carers.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s guide focuses on helping young people cope with the anxieties that come with living in a digital age.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s content provides advice on how to pick a strong and secure password.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s content offers some fantastic tips for creating healthy online habits.

The Big Schools Sleep Out, run by Happy Days, is taking place Friday 31 March at the Shay Stadium in Halifax. Read more to access the information pack with full details of what students will need to bring.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s content includes advice for parents and carers about an anonymous messaging app called NGL.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s content includes advice for parents and carers on their children’s use of Spotify.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s content includes tips for parents and carers on having discussions with children about their digital lives.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s content is centred around cyber resilience in the home.

World of Warcraft was originally launched in 2004 and since then it only continued to grow and rise in popularity. In November 2022, the game released its ninth major expansion, ‘Dragonflight’. This release brought a mass of lapsed players back to the game, and attracted new ones.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s content is focused on the social media app, HiPal, and what parents and carers need to know.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s content is focused on social media and mental health.

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s content is focused on one of the fastest-growing social media apps, TikTok.

Since we’ve started sharing information from National Online Safety, we wanted to make Parents and carers aware that along with a free membership, there is also an app you can download to your smart devices from any app store by searching for ‘National Online Safety.’

National Online Safety has released a new guide for parents and carers. This week’s content is focused on the popular game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II. Amongst extreme violence and a political plotline, there’s a lot more about the game that parents and carers need to be aware of.

In a digital world, bullying can take numerous forms and cyber-bullying can have a serious impact on young people's lives.

Our July Online Safety Newsletter includes some helpful information about the use of WhatsApp and its features including location sharing. There is also a segment on “trends” and “challenges” young people may see online and feel obliged to imitate.

The June edition of the online safety newsletter features information on parental controls for Netflix and looks at ‘Watch Parties’, online spaces where people can watch TV shows together.

The May edition of the online safety newsletter contains some useful resources on platforms like TikTok for parents/carers, guides for helping set your children up safely on social media and how to talk to children about various pop up ads that may appear while they are online.

Our March Online Safety Newsletter is live! A lot is covered in this issue so read on to learn more about smartwatch functions, supporting young people with SEND online, the features of Snapchat to beware of and some fun app recommendations for coding, music mixing and video editing!

Tuesday 8 February is Safer Internet Day. This is a day to promote the safe and positive use of digital technology for children and young people and to encourage conversations about using technology responsibly, respectfully, critically, and creatively.

The May edition of the online safety newsletter contains some useful resources on platforms like TikTok for parents/carers, guides for helping set your children up safely on social media and how to talk to children about various pop up ads that may appear while they are online.

Our January Newsletter discusses more on the parental controls available on apps, streaming services and popular online games. There is also information on a mental health app and a new campaign from the Internet Watch Foundation called Gurls Out Loud.

With Christmas right around the corner, we wanted to provide some information on setting up the right parental controls on any new phones, consoles or games your child may receive.