E-Safety
E-safety information letter distributed to all parents: E-safety Feb 2017
E-safety week: Monday 6th February 2017.
Thankyou to the 8 parents who attended the digital safeguarding/ e-safety information event on Monday 6th February. Comments from those attended:
‘Very useful with a lot of information.. Sharing and taking part in my child’s online world will help’
‘Lots of useful information regarding apps and sites that young children use these days’
‘very useful session’
‘Think U Know’ website aimed at children in the primary years. 
We know technology can enhance learning. We use a number of educational websites across our school curriculum.
We need to ensure our pupils are able to get the most use of this technology by using them in a responsible way.
Our e-safety information also includes specific reference to the same level of responsible use with their own / home technology.
E-safety information and tasks are included every term as part the school curriculum.
All pupils receive information at a level appropriate to them.
Parent information sessions are also held, with all parents invited to attend the two offered sessions:
1. An opportunity to view the e-safety learning information for their child’s class
2. An information evening presentation from an e-safety advisor. The information from this presentation is also provided to all parents in a summary leaflet.
For safe use at home, the areas of risk have been categorised into the 3 C’s:
C: Content: being exposed to illegal. inappropriate or harmful material
C: Contact: being subject to harmful online interaction with other users
C: Conduct; personal online behaviour that increases the likelihood of, or causes, of harm.
School Year 2016-17
Spring term: e-safety information meeting for parents . [February 6th]
E-safety mini film, being made by members of our pupil technology team.
Our Autumn term starts with each class reviewing and refreshing their e-safety knowledge. The pupil A.U.P is also discussed, signed and then displayed in each classroom. pupil-aup-2016-17
Remember to stay safe online. Click on the links below to get more information and stay web smart.
‘Think U Know’ website aimed at children in the primary years.
Watch Hector and his friends learning how to use their computers safely!
‘Kidsmart’ staying safe on the internet advice.
‘NetSmartzKids’
Cyber café
[page updated 15/08/2017]
