e safety
At Holy Family and St Michael's Catholic Primary School E-Safety is a priority. We have a team of staff and people, involved with the school, driving the importance of E-Safety throughout the school.
Our Team: (Sept 2018 - 2019)
Mr Walpole (ICT leader)
Mrs Cade (Safeguarding Lead)
Please find below the E-Safety policy and other useful links
Parental Guide - Nintendo Switch
e safety tips for Christmas.pdf
inappropriate-websites-factsheet
Parent Info is a new free service for schools.
http://parentinfo.org/page/for-schools
Here you'll find a collection of articles, tips, expert advice and resources designed to help parents keep up with what their children are doing on-line. Schools are welcome to subscribe to a feed for their own websites and use the content as they wish.
Parent Info is a collaboration between Parent Zone has been providing information and support to parents for a decade, and CEOP , the Child Exploitation and Online Protection command of the National Crime Agency
The government has now launched the Educate Against Hate webpage link below;
http://educateagainsthate.com/
NSPCC
The NSPCC Website ‘Share Aware’ provides straight forward, no-nonsense advice that will untangle the web, and show
parents how they can be just as great a parent online as offline. It includes a guide to social networking sites, a parents’ guide and tips about how to talk to your child about staying safe online.
http://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/share-aware/
Parent Info and Text Lingo!
Do you know your ALAP from your ASL? If not you may find the new service for schools and parents called Parent Info a real help. Explaining text messaging acronyms is just one of the services provided by this web site, it covers a wide range of issues including mental health, sex and relationship's and online activity including gaming and cyberbullying.
You may view the latest post at
http://shareit.ict4c.co.uk/esafeguarding/parentinfo-and-text-lingo/
Sexting - what to do and how to handle it
Computer Games
This website gives parents information about computer games, how their child can play safety and how to set restrictions etc
Parents Guide to Extremism and Radicalisation
Victvs-Parents-Guide-to-Extremism-and-Radicalisation.pdf
Know the Signs Campaign
The next phase of the Know the Signs campaign was launched on 18 December. This phase aims to advise parents or carers who are buying gadgets such as tablets, mobile phones, games consoles, etc for young people to set the privacy settings on the apps that they will be using before they give the gifts.
The guides for parents are on the West Yorkshire Police website – www.westyorkshire.police.uk/cse/onlineguides
The guides have been written in a way, so that regardless of technical ability, you should be able to follow the instructions.
