Some children might want to create and share their own videos on YouTube.
If you decide that it’s ok for them to do this, help them think about what they’re sharing in them and who can see them. You should set up the account together and set it to private so only their friends can watch them and disable comments.
You should also remind them that they shouldn’t share private things, such as:
• personal information, like names, other social media accounts, their school or location phone numbers
• other people’s personal information
• links to join private group chats
• photos of themselves
• photos of their body, such as sexual photos or videos
For more information you could visit the NSPCC parent guide.  https://www.net-aware.org.uk/networks/youtube/
If you have any other E-safety concerns during this lockdown period please get in contact with class teachers or our pastoral team. We can help you and give you advice.