E-Safety
Children are taught how to keep themselves safe online through a combination of assemblies and lessons from their class teacher.
In particular, children are shown how to:
- use technology safely, respectfully and responsibility
- recognise acceptable/unacceptable behaviour online, such as cyberbullying
- keep passwords and personal information safe
- report when they feel unsafe
- understand their online presence and how to be in control of their own privacy
We understand that it can be overwhelming to keep up-to-date with new technologies so we highly recommend using the resources below to keep your children safe online.
| Name | |
|---|---|
| CSE_Parent_Checklist.pdf | Download |
| ESS_Esafety_Factsheet.pdf | Download |
| ESS_Esafety_Sexting_Abreviations.pdf | Download |
| ESS_Parents_Issues.pdf | Download |
| ESS_report_WEPNTK_about-Radicalisation.pdf | Download |
| ESS_Sexting_Parent_Guide.pdf | Download |
| Thinkuknow-factsheet-for-parents_Grooming.pdf | Download |
| Thinkuknow-factsheet-for-parents_Using-parental-controls.pdf | Download |
| Thinkuknow-factsheet-for-parents_Worried-your-child-has-shared-too-much-online.pdf | Download |
| Thinkuknow-factsheet-for-parents_Worried-your-child-will-see-something-inappropriate-online.pdf | Download |
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