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What is Online Gaming? 

Online gaming describes the video games that offer the opportunity to interact online with other users. Video games used to be classified by an Online Content PEGI descriptor to show whether they were online or not. However, it is more common that games provide online interactions and as a result this distinction is no longer used. 

Which Games?

It is important to encourage children to play games which are age appropriate to create positive gaming experiences. 

For guidance on age appropriate game, click the link below: 

Click the image for information about the app. 

 

           
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How To Keep Your Kids Safe When Online Gaming | Parenting Online | NSPCC

Is your child glued to a game online? Online gaming is a great way for kids to have fun, but it's important we help keep them safe. That's why in this video we're sharing 3 simple tips you can do to help to do just that.

  • Online Gaming Advice Click this link to read the advice given about online gaming by internetmatters.org
  • Internet Safety Click this article to read CBeebies top tips for staying safe on the internet.

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