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Online Safety 
as mobile phones as well as collaboration tools and personal publishing. It highlights the
need to educate pupils about the benefits and risks of using technology and provides
safeguards and awareness for users to enable them to control their online experience.
The Schools' Online Safety Policy reflects the need to raise awareness of the safety issues associated with electronic communications as a whole.
Online Safety depends on effective practice at a number of levels
- Responsible ICT use by all staff and students; encouraged by education and made explicit through published policies.
- Sound implementation of e-safety policy in both administration and curriculum, including secure school network design and use.
- Safe and secure internet provision by Focus Networks
2 great websites for children and parents are:
https://ceop.police.uk/safety-centre/
and
These are used by us in school and have great age-appropriate material to educate children of the potential risks to them when online. Please do take a moment to look as they have some great information for parents.
Also, www.esafety-adviser.com has an excellent online safety magazine with advice for all. please see below:
Our e-Safety Policy has been written by the school, building on that proposed by BECTA e-Safety Policy and government guidance. It has been agreed by senior management and approved by governors.
An Online Safety Coordinator and a named governor takes responsibility for Online Safety.
The Online Safety Policy and its implementation will be reviewed annually.
Good Gaming Guide Parents and Carers Checklist
Facebook Privacy Controls West Midlands Police Esafety Guide
Safer Internet Day
This year for Safer Internet Day, we ran a competition for who could produce the best piece of work which advised on how to be safer online!
