Do you know how to protect your child from online risks? These 5 tips will help. Number 2 is super easy. - Hampton Primary School, Mauritius. 1. Get permission Teach your child to always get permission before using the computer and always try to sit with them. If you can’t sit with them make them use the computer in an open area so you can see what they are doing. 2. Update and use Plugins Always update your browser. If you use Chrome or Firefox, download a plugin which will prevent your child from accidentally visiting suspicious websites. If you’re on Chrome, we highly recommend Metacert #chrome Metacert will automatically block pages not suitable for your child. 3. Use a child friendly search engine: A child friendly search engine will only display pages which they feel are suitable for children. We recommend or 4. Keep personal info private Remind your child not to give out information through emails and registration forms. If they are unsure, encourage them to ask you first. 5. Encourage openness. Encourage your children to come to you if they encounter anything online that makes them feel uncomfortable or threatened. Don’t get angry and don't blame your child; otherwise, they won't turn to you in the future when they help. Search Terms Internet Safety for Kids Internet Safety for Children Internet Safety for Primary School Pupils How to keep your child safe online Tips to keep your child safe on the internet Hampton Primary School - Mauritius Hampton TV Connect with us: YouTube: Facebook: G : Hamptonschoolmu
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