E-Safety

DIGITAL SAFETY DURING COVID-19: SAFEGUARDING FROM HARMFUL INFLUENCES ONLINE

The impact of COVID-19 means that most of us will be at home for an extended period and are likely to be spending increasing amounts of time online – What steps can I take to keep my child safe online?

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There are more headings below which will give you more information about how to promote safer internet usage whilst using a range of social media and gaming platforms:

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Fake News 

For more information about Fake News and knowing the risks – Click Here 

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Here are some top tips to help you guide your children in enjoying new digital devices safely and responsibly

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7 Top Tips for Supporting Children to Express Themselves Safely Online

Express Yourselves Safely Online

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Gaming

Roblox

Parent Advice for PS4

Fortnite

Nintendo

Switch

Fifa 20

Online Grooming

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Social Media

Smartphone online safety

Facebook

You Tube advice

Whats App

Tik Tok

Parent Advice Microsoft Messenger

Parent Advice for Instagram

Online Grooming

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Remote Learning

Remote learning tips for Children

Remote learning for Teachers

Remote Learning advice for Parents

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Video Chats

Parent Advice for Microsoft Teams

Parent Advice for Houseparty

Zoom E Safety

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Other Media

Parent advice for netflix

Parent advice for Disney

What Parents Need To Know About Protecting Personal Data – Click Here 

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 Online radicalisation – Parent/guardian information and support.PDF

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E-Safety covers issues relating to children and young people as well as adults and their safe use of the Internet, mobile phones and other electronic communications technologies, both in and out of school. It includes education for all members of the school community on risks and responsibilities and is part of the ‘duty of care’ which applies to everyone working with children.

Why is E Safety Important?

Schools must be aware that children and staff cannot be completely prevented from being exposed to risks both on and offline. Children should be empowered and educated so that they are equipped with the skills to make safe and responsible decisions as well as to feel able to report any concerns.

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Cyberbullying

• Cyberbullying (along with all other forms of bullying) of any member of the academy community will not be tolerated.

• Full details are set out in the academy’s policy on anti-bullying and behaviour.

• There are clear procedures in place to support anyone in the school community affected by cyberbullying.

• All incidents of cyberbullying reported to the academy will be recorded.

There will be clear procedures in place to investigate incidents or allegations of Cyberbullying.

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Schools can now reach their whole school community with this free resource from E-safety Support.