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Social Media Trends and Information for Parents/Carers

There are new social media sites emerging all the time and it can be difficult for teachers and parents/carers to keep up to date with these. We would recommend that parents/carers keep themselves informed and their children safe using two recommended and approved websites. Safer Internet Centre produces a range of guides for parents that can be read online and printed out.Their latest blog looks at some of the most popular sites used today. The N.S.P.C.C. have also updated their website to include lots of information regarding social media.

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