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In school, children learn about E-Safety through our Internet Proficiency Scheme of lessons along with Safer Internet Events, assemblies and guest speakers. They know to report any inappropriate content, contact or conduct they encounter online to an adult, which is then passed on to our E-Safety Officer Mr De Silva.

 

Please find a copy of the slides from our e-safety briefing to parents on 5th March 2018 below. A number of you requested direct links to the videos that we showed you so here they are:-

 

We also encourage parents/carers to talk to their children about how to behave safely when online, to ensure pupils remain safe when browsing at home.  We run an informative, E-Safety evening for parents in the Autumn Term.  There are several websites which offer support to parents which we recommend you visit.
  • NSPCC Advice for parents about keeping your child safe when using the internet, social networking websites and online gaming.
  • kidSMART The Kid Smart website is a brilliant resource for learning about e-safety. It has lots of top tips on issues such as social networking and online gaming. It is aimed at children in Key Stage 2 but also has advice for parents and carers.
  • Thinkuknow Useful website that gives advice to parents with children in primary education. Click on Dongle the Rabbit to visit his pages where your child can take an e-safety quiz, learn an e-safety song or download the e-safety rules screen saver (with adult permission).
  • Know IT All Know IT All for Parents is a unique interactive e-safety guide for parents and carers produced by Childnet International. It's designed to really help you as a parent or carer keep up to date with how children are using the internet, and support them in using these new exciting services safely and responsibly.
  • Hectors World Click the link to download Hector's Safety Button. This is useful resource to have at home because if your child sees something that makes them feel confused or scared when using the computer, they can click on Hector (or one of his friends) to cover the screen while they get some help.
  • Parents' Guide to Technology This guide has been created to introduce some of the most popular devices, highlighting the safety tools available and empowering parents with the knowledge they need to support their children to use these technologies safely and responsibly.
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  • Hampshire, SO50 7AN
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