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Keeping a child safe online can feel overwhelming. It does not need to be. Here is calm, practical guidance you can use today, no technical knowledge required.

An African mother and her child using a phone together at home

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Start the conversation

You do not need to be a tech expert. Ask your child to show you what they enjoy online, and listen first.

Spot the warning signs

Sudden secrecy, anxiety after using a device, or withdrawal can be signs of trouble. Stay calm and stay close.

Use the frameworks

Teach PAUSE before clicking, LOCK for passwords, and CARE for how we treat others. They work at home too.

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The Family Online-Safety Checklist

A simple, one-page checklist to make your home safer online this week. No jargon, just clear steps.

✓Keep devices in shared family spaces, not bedrooms.

✓Agree simple screen-time limits together.

✓Know which apps your child uses, and why.

✓Teach: never share a password or code, with anyone.

✓Make it safe to come to you when something feels wrong.

✓Turn on the safety settings on apps and the phone.

Download the checklist

Your child can start learning today

The Student Zone is a safe, ad-free space where children learn online safety by playing. No sign-up needed.

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