We value computing within our school and encourage our children to experience different ways of accessing mobile technology. From laptops and iPads through to our radio station and immersive learning suite, our children are able to access a wealth of resources and explore different technologies to suit their learning styles. The online safety of our children is of paramount importance to the school and something that we monitor and revisit regularly.
Below you will find a constant stream of resources and information tailored by CEOP and ParentZone to help parents deal with any online issues. Also, we have added some additional documents that contain further useful information on how to keep your children safe and tips on how to initiate conversations around the subject of Online Safety. We have also included various links that will direct you to further information from external organisations.
For further information, please contact the school’s Online Safety Officer (J.Long) via [email protected]
Guides for parents
Please click on the links below to access guides on current popular social media platforms.
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Computers, games consoles, mobile phones etc are the doorway to the online world.
Think before you post online
Home and Family guidelines:
Links to important and informative e-safety websites –
thinkuknow – a website for parents and children
browse safely – a fantastic website designed to raise awareness of safer internet browsing
Kidsmart – for children to learn about the internet and safer surfing
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Computing Consultants
The computing consultants have partnered up with the central DBS office in Liverpool City Centre to share what makes them feel safe. Below is a link to their powerful keynote / powerpoint which they presented to almost 100 city council workers.
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RADIO CLUB
This week radio club concentrated their efforts on producing a podcast all about e-safety!
It shares ideas about ‘Cyber Bullying’ and how to stay safe online!