eSafety

Digital Advice Posters

Home Learning Tips for Parents (MISSING FILE)
New Device Advice (MISSING FILE)
Being Kind Online (MISSING FILE)
Games Consoles (MISSING FILE)
National Online Safety App (MISSING FILE)
Trolling and Online Abuse (MISSING FILE)

e-Safety is an important part of children’s education in today’s digital world, which is why Fosse Primary School takes the education and welfare of our pupils online very seriously. We also want to help parents to improve their understanding of e-Safety so they can help themselves and their children on how to use the internet and digital media in a safe and secure way as it becomes increasingly accessible to children and young people.

If you are concerned in any way about e-safety, what your child may have been accessing on-line through social media or otherwise or if they have received inappropriate texts (sexting) please contact Miss Tuffey on 0116 2519261.

Policies for Safety online

Blended Learning Policy 2020 (MISSING FILE)
Device loan agreement for parents and pupils remote learning (MISSING FILE)
ESafety Policy October 2020 (MISSING FILE)
AUP policy edited 2020-21 (MISSING FILE)

Risks your child may face online information leaflet for parents

Risks your child may face online Edited version 2 (MISSING FILE)

eSafety Resources

To try and help parents grasp the fast moving and changing world of the internet and social media we’ve put together a list of a few useful internet resources below.

Parent Info

There is a great new online safety tool designed for parents called Parent Info, this tool was created by the Department for Education and it contains advice on everything from keeping children safe online from trolls to how to keep children safe on WhatsApp.

Childnet

Another good online resource for parents and children is Childnet which contains interactive videos such as this one on how to keep your child safer online.

Childnet has also produced a leaflet for parents which can be downloaded from here.