While misinformation and ‘fake news’ are well-known concerns online, it's also the case that scammers and other cyber-criminals can try to utilise this material to manipulate, frighten or otherwise persuade their victims into cooperating.

With constantly evolving scams and such a high volume of misinformation online, it's vital that parents and educators know how to safeguard the children in their care against these kinds of tactics. This guide breaks down the most prominent ways in which scammers attempt to use ‘fake news’ to their advantage, as well as how to protect youngsters from being manipulated by such techniques.

Please see the attached flyer for details regarding a coffee morning with our Deputy Head, Mrs Cunningham. 

This is an opportunity to come along for an informal chat regarding school improvement. This will take place on Friday 28th November at 8:50am. No need to book, just turn up!