Online Safety for children
Keeping Safe online is really important to us at Deanery. It forms an essential part
of our curriculum, both within Computing and everyday use of technology online. Our SCARF
scheme within PSHE also teaches our students key issues connected to online safety.
As well as this every year we take part in the national internet safety day and get the children actively involved in thinking for theirselves why they need to keep safe whilst on all of their electronic devices.
This year we ran a competition for the children to design a poster which would be displayed around school to help remind of of ways to keep safe. Here is the winning design below...
/files/files/ML.pptx Click on this link to view this super presentation created by one of our Year 6 pupils talking about how to keep safe on the internet.
Here are a list of websites you can access in order to find more materials and information in order to help your child and family stay safe at home.
https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/
https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/net-safety.html
To further raise awareness of online safety issues we connect to our parents and community via the use of 'Wake up Wednesday'. This contains current and relevant online safety tips to
enable online safety to continue at home.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FcCpIhoXkAEALzo?format=jpg&name=medium
(see the latest Wake up Wednesday on 'X')
https://x.com/wake_up_weds/status/1567438636857135105/photo/1
