St Matthew's C of E
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E-Safety
We are committed to promoting online safety for the whole school community at St. Matthew's.
For our children: we teach e-safety every half term and these objectives are constantly being reinforced. We have Digital Leaders who are currently being trained and will provide peer to peer learning about a range of online safety issues. We carry out surveys and we have whole school and key stage assemblies. We have our rules for online safety on display throughout the school.
For our staff: we provide regular training We carry out surveys.
For the rest of our school community: we tweet (on our school Twitter page) posters with lots of information about various online topics/ issues. We share information weekly in our newsletter. We carry out surveys and we provide training opportunities.
We are working hard to make our school as safe as possible and we look forward to applying for the 360 Online Safety Award.
Online Safety Alliance
E-Safety Online Parental Course
Every class has an e-safety lesson every half term. Please see our progression grids for the objectives we cover. We record our reflections in our PSHE diary.
Please enjoy looking at photographs of our e-safety learning from our PSHE diaries
Follow the link below to see what our Digital Leaders have been doing.
Our E-Safety Rules
Follow the 10 rules and stay safe online.
1. Never give out personal information.
2. Tell a grown-up if you find something that is not right.
3. Never agree to meet people.
4. Never send your picture.
5. If someone says something mean online, tell a grown-up.
6. Don’t do things online that you know are wrong.
7. Check before you download anything.
8. Don’t give out your password.
9. Set up rules for going online.
10. Show your parents and carers how you use the internet. Share!
For parents: The Internet opens up the world to children and young people. It allows for many wonderful educational and learning opportunities. In addition to useful education tools on the Internet, a great deal of content also exists that is not appropriate for children. We hope that the information in our E-Safety Policy will support you in keeping your children safe in this digital world.
The following website links have lots of information to help parents and carers. These will be updated regularly so please keep checking this page.