e-Safety is an important part of keeping children safe in the modern world, and teaching children how to be safe online is a responsibility that we all share.

If you are a parent/carer of a Marden High student and have a particular concern regarding e-Safety, please contact the appropriate head of year:

Year 7: Miss Laing [email protected]

Year 8: Mr Swain [email protected]

Year 9: Mr Topping [email protected]

Year 10: Mr Prytherch [email protected]

Year 11: Miss Harrison [email protected]

Every week we will post a new tip below to help students regarding their safety and conduct online. This week, how to challenge Equality online:

If you were unable to attend our e-Safety Information evening, please see these slides for more information:

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Here’s what you need to know about Friends and Followers on social media:

Here’s a fact sheet about the social pressures linked to Likes on social media:

Here’s some #AskTheAwkward help sheets for parents and carers:

Here’s what parents and carers need to know about about BeReal:

Here’s what parents and carers need to know about Video Streaming Apps and Sites:

Here’s what parents and carers need to know about Social Media and Mental Health:

Here’s what parents and carers need to know about Online Bullying:

Here’s what parents and carers need to know about Influencers:

Here’s what parents and carers need to know about Fifa:

Following the holiday period, some Christmas themed advice about online safety tips for children who might have received new devices as gifts:

Here’s what parents and carers need to know about YouTube:

Here’s what parents and carers need to know about TikTok:

Here’s what parents and carers need to know about WhatsApp: