Responsible E-safety Rules
These rules help us to be safe whilst using ICT equipment and Internet:
- I understand the school owns the computer network
- I will only use ICT systems in school, including the internet and digital pictures for school purposes
- I will only log on with my own user name and password
- I will not share my passwords with anyone
- I will be responsible for my behaviour when using the Internet. This includes resources and the language I use
- I will not give out any personal information about myself or anyone else when using the internet
- If I accidentally come across any material that makes me uncomfortable I will report it to a teacher
- I will not download or install software
- I will respect the privacy and ownership of others’ work on-line at all times
- I understand the school may watch my use of the school’s computer systems and learning platform
- I understand that I will only be allowed to use the school equipment and systems by following these rules
Here are some useful websites that you may wish to visit to find further information:
How to Stay Safe Online (Cyberbullying)
10 Top Tips if you are Being Bullied
Staying Safe Online
The County Council's Online Safety Officer, Simon Aston, has put together this guidance about TikTok. Please take a moment to have a look:
TikTok Creation Guidance - May 2021
We have produced a seriesof leafletsto help parents understand the issues around their children being online, using social media, and modern connected technologies. The leaflets can be viewed/downloaded from the attachments below.
For further advice, there are a number of websites you can visit:
The Ultimate Parent Guide for Protecting Your Child on the Internet
Online Safety Guides
