E-safety
To ensure that all children at Rose Street Primary School are aware of current e-Safety procedures and to provide them with the skills and knowledge to keep themselves safe online and help promote the safe use of technology, we use a combination of cross-curricular links to other subjects and explicit teaching.
It’s vital to ensure we empower our children to understand how to keep themselves safe while taking our local context into account.
As this area is in a continuous state of change e-safety learning is delivered in lessons and assemblies outside of the curriculum timetable when new safety measures or advice is updated.
We teach the children to focus on SMART rules when using technology:
Parental Information
Below are some links that the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) and Parent Zone have provided for parents to view and get more information about keeping your child safe online.
Internet Matters – Advice by Age
Common Sense Media – Parents Concerns
National Online Safety
The National Online Safety Website has produced a huge variety of useful posters with helpful information and guides to every day games, apps and sites.
A Parent’s Guide to Internet Controls
Below are links to websites with advice and information for you.
Childnet is a site that provides advice to help make the internet a great and safe place for children.
Childnet – How to set up parental controls.
Internet Matters – Helping parents keep their children safe online.