E-Safety

"Pupils’ welfare is outstanding because staff and governors are tireless in their efforts to ensure pupils’ well-being."

(Ofsted, 2016)

Technology is playing an ever increasing part in our lives. Without doubt, the Internet and other technologies are powerful tools in education, however, there are also a number of potential risks users may encounter and it is our duty to ensure that everyone is able to use technology in a safe and responsible manner.

With new technologies emerging all the time and often operating 24 hours a day, it can be difficult to stay up to date and ahead of children. There are a number of useful websites which provide information for parents on how to stay safe online:

How to report an online incident

thinkuknow

NSPCC

Please click on the link below to access E-Safety resources:

Parent WakeUpWednesday E-Safety Resources