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Parents have been sharing their contrasting emotions as schools in England, Wales and Northern Ireland welcome back pupils for the new term. Measures to limit the spread of coronavirus - such...
- 'Security Reasons'
- More Security Warnings Over Sharing Photos
- 'It Could Lead to Identity Theft'
- Top Tips For Safely Posting Photos Online
- Watch Out For Geo Tagging
- Lock Down Your Privacy Settings
- Set Some Rules with Friends and Family
Coleen Rooney has previously faced backlash after posting pictures of her 4 boys in a sweet back-to-school pic. The caption read: 'Back to school….2022. Cass - Reception, Kit - Year 2, Klay - Year 5 and Kai - Year 8. Good luck kids ❤️.' The picture showed the badges of the boys' schools on their blazers and people were concerned in the comments. On...
According to Cybersecurity company McAfee, parents across the UK share around 1.3 billion photos of their children on social media. A third of these (390 million) are shared on public social media pages that can be accessed by strangers. McAfee have previously warned parents about the dangers of sharing these photos on social media in case they end...
In a further warning, Gary Davis, chief consumer security evangelist at McAfee said: ‘Posting photos and videos on social media is a great way for parents to share what’s going on in their lives with loved ones. ‘Parents are not giving enough consideration to what they post online and how it could harm their children. If shared images get into the ...
The security site have shared their security advice if you dodecide to post back to school photos online.
Some social network sites will tag your location when they photo is uploaded. You can turn this feature off in your settings.
This will ensure that the photos you share will be able to be seen by the people who you’ve given permission to see it. However, you should still treat every post as if it’s going out to the public.
Be clear with friends and family about what you find acceptable for them to post about you and your children. Make sure you stick to the ground rules you set too! We've got all you need to know about keeping your kids safe on social media.
May 29, 2020 · 28 May 2020. Getty Images. As schools prepare to reopen on Monday to children in years one and six, some parents' social media feeds have turned toxic. Kirstie Brewer talks to mothers feeling...
Mar 8, 2021 · As millions of pupils in England return to school after lockdown, the BBC went to Chantry Academy - a secondary school in Ipswich - to find out how students felt.
We asked four parents - two mums and two dads - how they were feeling as schools go back.
In the case of school uniforms, school uniform banks have become widely depleted or unavailable, charity shops have closed, and getting hand-me-downs from friends and family has been made widely impossible by lockdown restrictions. This report describes families’ experiences and provides recommendations for policy change.
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Oct 6, 2022 · For the last few years, each “back to school” has been radically different. September 2019 was the last return to school before Covid-19 arrived and sent students home, teachers scrambling and ...
