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  • Wake up Wednesday - What parents need to know about Al-Generated Videos

    Published 05/12/25
     
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  • Sutton Women's Domestic Abuse One Stop Shop has moved!

    Published 05/12/25
    Sutton Women's Domestic Abuse One Stop Shop has moved! After 14 1/2 years at Sutton Baptist Church, the DA One Stop Shop has moved to Thomas Wall Community Hall, SM1 2RG, every Wednesday, 9:30-11:30 (next to the Robin Hood Pub). Please no
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  • What parents & educators need to know about TIKTOK

    Published 28/11/25
       
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  • Online safety for adults

    Published 20/11/25
      Europol - Radicalisation on Gaming Platforms Over the last week or so there has been increased reporting on terrorist organisations ramping up their recruitment, specifically using AI as a means to spread their messaging. At th
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  • Cyberbullying Advice

    Published 14/11/25
    For Parents - Cyberbullying Advice Children being bullied online, particularly in games and via messaging apps, remains one of the top concerns of many parents and their children. Internet Matters have a range of guides and articles to support par
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  • Age ratings

    Published 13/11/25
    https://www.internetmatters.org/advice/apps-and-platforms/skills-building/capcut/      
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  • Keeping your child safe online

    Published 05/11/25
    https://www.nspcc.org.uk/advice-for-families/techosaurus/ https://www.bark.us/blog/online-roasting-signs-cyberbullying/      
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  • School WhatsApp groups

    Published 05/11/25
               
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  • What parents need to know about Fortnite

    Published 22/10/25
       
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  • WhatsApp

    Published 16/10/25
    WhatsApp is incredibly popular with young people and is used for group chats, voice messages and video calls. Users should be at least 13 years old to use WhatsApp. We frequently receive reports of children using WhatsApp inappropriately, such as
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  • Online safety

    Published 16/10/25
    Italian Brainrot Have you heard of Italian Brainrot? It is a viral trend consisting of AI generated characters featuring in memes and videos. It originally started on TikTok but can now be seen on other platforms such as YouTube and Instagram.
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  • What parents need to know about 'Memes'

    Published 15/10/25
             
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