What Parents Need to Know about TikTok

This guide explores the potential online safety risks of TikTok, letting you know how to safeguard children and young people who use the platform.

Among children – and especially teenagers – TikTok boasts approximately 220 million users, providing a near-endless reel of short clips intended to entertain, educate and more. However, along with its enormous userbase comes a significant number of possible risks: Ofcom have dubbed it the most likely app on which teen users would potentially suffer harm.

With the platform reaching astronomical levels of success among the younger generation, it’s vitally important for parents and educators to understand the risks it poses. This free guide lets you know about the most prominent potential dangers associated with TikTok and offers expert advice on how to safeguard youngsters who are navigating the site.

New PE and Sport Partnership

We are pleased to announce that we have partnered with Passmaster Coaching to deliver high quality PE and sports clubs at Bomere Heath CE Primary School from Spring Term 2025.

Find out more about them here: https://www.passmastercoaching.co.uk/schools

Find out more about the team here: https://www.passmastercoaching.co.uk/meet-the-passmaster-team

 

What Parents Need to Know about JusTalk Kids

This free guide breaks down the potential risks of JusTalk Kids and provides expert advice on how to safeguard young users as they navigate the app.

JusTalk Kids is an alternative version of the JusTalk app, aimed at an audience aged 13 and under. As that upper age limit suggests, this social networking platform is intended to be suitable for youngsters, providing them with a space of their own to interact with a community their own age.

Unfortunately, there are still risks associated with JusTalk Kids, so it’s vitally important for parents to understand the potential dangers for those who use the app.

 

Forest Church

Dear Friends,
Just a quick note to let you know that our next Forest Church will be on Sunday, 9th February, 3pm at Leaton Forest (by kind invitation of Charles Bridgeman and the team). We look forward to seeing you there!
With Blessings,
Hannah