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Children are taught how to keep themselves and their personal details safe whilst using the Internet, and Internet safety rules are displayed in all classrooms. Parents and children are asked to agree to uphold the school’s e-safety policy. As part of the curriculum children’s work may occasionally be electronically published. Appropriate images and video that include children may be published, on password protected sites as well as the school website, subject to the school rule that photographs will not be accompanied by pupil names. Parents with any concerns regarding e-safety are encouraged to see the ICT co-ordinator to discuss their concerns

Suggested Resources

http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk Thinkuknow - a mock cybercafé which uses online role-play to help children from 5 to 16+ explore a range of issues.

http://www.careforthefamily.org.uk/pdf/supportnet/InternetSafety.pdf Aimed at parents and carers, there is a great deal of very clear information about chat rooms, social networking sites, email and much more.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/webwise Includes an ‘Internet for Beginners’ course and a tool for answering your internet related questions.

http://www.kidsmart.org.uk/ Explains the SMART rules for safe internet use and lots more besides.

http://www.ceop.gov.uk/ The government’s Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre.

http://www.parents.vodafone.com Vodafone’s site is designed to help parents and carers develop an understanding of their child’s internet use.

Please click here for A Guide for Parents and Carers presentation by the computing and e-safety leader and please click here for the e-safety Talk for Parents useful websites

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