E-Safety & Safeguarding Information
'Leaders and governors responsible for safeguarding leave nothing to chance when it comes to pupil's welfare'. 'Pupils' say they feel safe in school'. OFSTED 2019
E-Safety- Keep Safe Online!
Parents/Carers
This site was set up to help parents understand what their children might be doing on line and how to make this as safe as possible.
It looks at:
- Social Networking
- Online gaming
- Chatting
- Downloading and viruses
- Using mobile internet
- The issues that might affect your child
- Supporting pre-school, primary and teenagers to use the internet.
- Online Safety guides: TikTok, Facebook, Houseparty, Youtube, Minecraft & online learning tips for parents.
For more information click the link internetmatters.org
ThinkUknow- For Children and Parents
ThinkUknow is a fantastic site for learning how to keep safe while on the internet- Click the picture above to find their homepage.
If you are a child, click your age group and you will find lots of games, videos and activities.
If you are a parent, do read the parents' section and talk to your child about this vital issue.
If you have any concerns about cyber-bullying do let us know at school and we will help.
Safeguarding information for children:
The NSPCC have launched a dedicated helpline for children and young people who have experienced abuse at school, and for worried adults and professionals that need support and guidance, including for non-recent abuse. Call the new NSPCC helpine, Report Abuse in Education on 0800 136 663 or email help@nspcc.org.uk.
Safeguarding Policy:
