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Preshute Primary School

Online Safety

Click here for the schools Online Safety Policy 

click here to visit www.thinkuknow.co.uk

Online safety is taught throughout the computing curriculum. We look at different areas of online safety including Online relationships, Online bullying, Online reputation, Health, Wellbeing and Lifestyle, Self image and identity and managing Online information.

Online safety knowledge organisers

These are to help parents start conversations about online safety based on the learning the children are doing in school. 

Information for parents

As you would be aware, we encourage responsible internet use by our pupils in school, and also address issues of online safety and cyber-bullying within the curriculum.

We would encourage parents to set up filtering on their home internet. For advice on how to do this with different providers please click the link below.

Internet Filters Advice

Useful Links for Parents

www.swgfl.org.uk 

www.internetmatters.org 

https://pegi.info

https://saferinternet.org.uk

https://www.iwf.org.uk

https://reportharmfulcontent.com/?lang=en-gb

https://www.ceop.police.uk/Safety-Centre/

https://www.childnet.com

 

 

E-Safety Resources

Child safety on YouTube: a parent fact sheet
A Guide for parents on E-safety

Social media guides for parents

Apps guide for parents

Facebook checklist

Twitter checklist

Snapchat checklist

Instagram checklist

Screen time advice

A3-Family-Agreement.pdf

Amazing-Games-Guide-.pdf

Guide-Balancing-Screen-Time for ages 0-5.pdf

Guide-Balancing-Screen-Time ages-5-7-KeyStage1.pdf

Guide-Balancing-Screen-Time ages 7-11-KeyStage2.pdf

Primary-School-Guide-Booklet.pdf

Moving-To-Secondary-School-Guide-A4.pdf

Online-safety-Age-Guide-6-10s.pdf

Online-safety-Age-Guide-11-13.pdf

Wiltshire Safeguarding Vulnerable People Partnership

Annual Report 2019-2020

Keeping children safe online

As you would be aware, we encourage responsible internet use by our pupils in school, and also address issues of online safety and cyber-bullying within the curriculum.

Click here for a link to the Wiltshire Safeguarding Children Board which provides some extremely useful information for parents about keeping children safe online, as well as considering specific matters such as SnapChat and WhatsApp. Although we realise that some of our pupil cohort will be too young to be familiar with these applications, you may find it useful to look at the attached information for future reference.

https://www.childnet.com/resources/kia/

https://swgfl.org.uk/online-safety/10-online-safety-tips/