Can I cc all messages to another e-mail?

I am fairly new to Apple OS, so apologies if this is a daft question ....
I have set up a MacMini for my kids to use with parental controls. They each have their own e-mail address and user profile on the mac. I now want to bcc every outgoing mail (that my kids send) from that mac to my personal e-mail address ... is this possible?
I found there is an option to cc or bcc "myself", but that would just send a copy back to the kids
Another option is to limit them to only being able to send mail to 'approved' recipients, but their friends change addresses so often that that will become an admin nightmare.
Alternatively, if I could prevent them from deleting sent mail, I could occasionally trawl through the sent items folder if I thought there was a problem.
Does anyone have a possible solution for me?
Thanks,
Dale

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Unfortunately, a rule in mail prefs wouldn't do it as rules are only applied to newly arriving mail in the inbox. If you could keep 'em out of rules, you could make one to have all incoming forwarded to you, too, I suppose.

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