E-safety and Safeguarding

PARENTS/CARERS

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School Counsellor

CEOP stands for Child Exploitation and Online Protection.

 

 

The Taskforce brings together government, law enforcement, children's agencies and the internet industry, who work to ensure children can use the internet in safety.

 

ThinkUKnow is an education programme for children of all ages,

parents and carers with lots of helpful resources about e-safety.

 

 

 

In September 2018, the keeping children safe in education document is being renewed.  Processes within the Trust are being reviewed in preparation.

Keeping children safe in education - September 2018

 

Useful links:

The Breck Foundation - we are very proud to support and receive training from The Breck Foundation.  Lorin LeFave delivered a very powerful e-safety message

#DITTO

#DITTO is a free online safety magazine from esafety adviser, Alan Mackenzie. The content looks at risks, issues, advice and guidance related to keeping children safe online, with a view to enjoying and learning about technology.

You can find the latest edition of #DITTO here

Live My Digital - These Live My Digital videos look at the ways in which the internet and digital technology can be used positively by young people as well as identifying the potential issues they may face. The most critical themes in online safety today are covered including: * Cyberbullying * The digital footprint * Identity and self-esteem * Relationships and grooming * Security and privacy * Sexting

Parentzone

Safeguarding in Schools

Parentinfo

Talking Pants Online

NSPCC Net Aware

Staying safe on Minecraft

 

For information on setting up safe searching on all computers and devices click on the links below:

Youtube - Safety mode

Google - SafeSearch

 

Young DeafHope is a unique project working with young Deaf people of eleven years and older, to raise awareness of abuse and domestic violence. The aim is to help young people change or avoid abusive behaviour, and to help them to have healthy relationships and stay safe.

You can find more information here: