We will be doing maintenance to our website systems on Sunday, 31 January. Despite the ongoing situation with Covid-19 it is essential that we maintain the security of our systems. This will help us continue to deliver vital public health messages and information about council services via our website and allow you all to access our services using online forms. The work should be done with little disruption to you and any interruption should be short. If you do have problems accessing the site or something doesn’t work on Sunday, please try again later.
Schools may be aware that many young people are actively engaged with a game called Fortnite (www.epicgames.com/fortnite/en-US/buy-now/battle-royale). Childnet have recently released a blog post explaining the game and some of the potential risks to young people for parents.
Fortnite is a multi-player online game where children can explore maps and battle against each other. The main game costs about £35 but many young people are playing a free element called Battle Royale.In Battle Royal 100 players compete against each other to be the last person standing in player vs player (PVP) combat.
Childnet have recently released a blog post explaining the game and some of the potential risks to young people for parents. We suggest you share this with your parents.
http://www.childnet.com/blog/a-parents-guide-to-fortnite-battle-royale
Published: 22/03/2018 Audience: Primary school staff Contact: Sarah Hawkins
This item has been viewed 1262 times.
Please use the form below to send in your comments or questions about this page. This is also a useful tool if you wish to report any problems with the website.
Alternatively, you can find a list of contact phone numbers here. You may also find our help page useful.