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ESafety

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E-safety is an integral part of children’s education in today’s digital world and is embedded in learning at school. We also want to help the children improve their own understanding of e-safety issues so that together they can learn to use the internet and all digital media in a safe and secure way.

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​                                                       If you or anyone you know is worried about Child Exploitation, Online Protection or                                                                    anything related to Internet safety please click the link below which will take you to the                                                            CEOP reporting website:    CEOP - Reporting

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                                        ThinkYouKnow has great, interactive resources to help support children and parents.

 

                                       Think You Know - Ages 4-7

                                       Think You Know - Ages 8-10

                                       Think You Know - Ages 11-13

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Using the Internet At School

As part of the curriculum and the development of computer skills, we provide access to the internet only in teacher supervised lessons. We strongly believe that the use of the web and email is hugely worthwhile and an essential tool for children as they grow up in the modern world.

 

But because there are always concerns about children having access to undesirable materials, we have taken positive steps to deal with this risk in school. Our school internet access provider operates a filtering system that restricts access to inappropriate materials. 

 

Through the school year, as part of their ICT Curriculum, classes discuss how we can all stay safe online and the dangers we may face on the internet. 

 

We also ask children and parents to sign an Acceptable Use Agreement so that we know they have read and understood our school's rules on staying safe. 

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