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Child Protection & Safety

Online Safety Guidelines

Simple rules that keep girls safe in the digital world — for girls, and for the parents guiding them.

For girls: never share your address, school name, or daily routine publicly; keep accounts private; remember that people online are not always who they claim to be; never send photos you would not want the whole world to see — once sent, they are out of your control; and if anyone online asks you to keep a friendship secret from your parents, that is a warning sign — tell an adult you trust.

For parents: know the apps your daughter uses, agree on screen-time rules together, keep devices in shared family spaces where possible, and — most importantly — make sure she knows she can come to you about anything online without losing her phone or getting in trouble. Fear of punishment is the number one reason girls hide online abuse.

If you encounter online exploitation, grooming or cyberbullying, save the evidence (screenshots), block the account, report it to the platform, and reach out to us through our anonymous reporting page or call 08035989187.