Online Safety
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Internet and E-Safety
At St Stephen's Tockholes, we want our children to be responsible users of the internet, protecting their own data and always using the internet appropriately.
We consider this a fundamental aspect of our safeguarding of children in our care. As a result, we work with all E-safety incidents inside of school and also issues outside of school that are brought to our attention.
In order to keep our children safe, we educate them about the best way to use the internet as well as the potential dangers children can be exposed to.
Every year, our children complete an E-Safety unit in Computing to build up an understanding of what being safe on the internet means. It is also a subject covered across our PSHE curriculum to help reinforce our key messages.
If there are any e-safety issues your child or yourself is concerned about please contact a member of the SLT or their class teacher.
Useful Information about staying safe online can be found at:
Policies
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Useful Information about staying safe online can be found at:
https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/
https://parentzone.org.uk/digitalparenting
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Setting up apps for Christmas
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Keeping up with children online
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Inappropriate websites
Be Smart
Help children stay safe on the internet with the SMART acronym.
Gallery
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What Parents and Carers Need to Know about Amino
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12 Social Media Online Safety Tips
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Parent Guide to Help Keep Children Safe Online
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What Parents & Carers Need to Know About OMETV
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Top Tips for Adopting Safe and Healthy Online Habits
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10 Top Tips for Smartwatches
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What Parents and Carers Need to Know About Spotify
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Top Tips for Setting Boundaries Around Gaming
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Supporting Children's Mental Health
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Stay Safe Online this Summer
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What You Need to Know About Music Streaming Apps & Sites
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School Filtering Information
In line with all Blackburn with Darwen schools, we use a Filtering and Monitoring system policy that ensures everyone in school only has access to appropriate material. Our Filtering service is provided by TALK STRAIGHT.
