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Never
reveal ANY personal details that would allow someone to
contact you outside the chat room.
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Always
stay in the public area of a chat room, where everyone can
see the conversation, and where you should be safer.
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NEVER
arrange to go alone to meet anyone you have met over the
Internet.
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If you do
meet an online friend, take an adult with you and meet in a
public place.
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Remember,
everyone you meet in a chat room is a stranger, even though
they might seem like a friend.
Talk to your child
about their Internet use and take an interest. Your involvement
is the best way of keeping them safe.
Pass on the safety advice.
Be positive!
The Internet is a fantastic resource for learning, entertainment
and
communication. Just like in the real world, you need to take a
few sensible
precautions.
Let your child know they can come to you if something they don’t
like happens online.
Try not to overreact! This could simply make your child
secretive about their Internet use and close down lines of
communication between you.
Remember that all the safety advice here also applies to going
online with a mobile phone.
If you decide to use software to filter or monitor information
from the Internet, talk this over with your child. Any ground
rules you agree will be much more effective.
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Internet Safety
* Introduction
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How to keep safe online
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What are the dangers?
* BBC News articles
* Where to get help?
* Online Safety
Leaflets
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Safeguarding Children Leaflet 2010
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Safeguarding Children presentation 2010
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School Internet Rules |