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Starks Field Primary School

Be The Best You Can Be helps our pupils learn the importance of our six core values: kindness, respect, tolerance, resilience, honesty and self-responsibility.

  1. Online Safety Guidelines

The following documents were produced for the Home Office and written by Childnet International.  They are guides for parents and carers on how to help children keep safe while using the internet.

Social networking sites, such as Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and Facebook, are very popular with children, even those as young as 8- and 9-years-olds, despite the age limits. These sites allow children to be incredibly creative online, keep in touch with their friends and express themselves using a whole range of different media and applications such as video, photos, music and chat. Social Networking Leaflet.pdf

The internet offers great opportunities to interact and communicate with friends and people from all over the world. Chatting over the internet can be done with a group of people in a chatroom or with the person you are playing an online game against. As well as being able to add your comments to a conversation ongoing in a chatroom or an online game between a number of people, it is also usually possible to chat privately to one person in these environments. Chatrooms can be accessed on mobile phones as well as computers and other online devices and chat can be provided by Internet Service Providers (ISPs).  Chatting Online and Child Safety.pdf

With ever increasing amounts of material – websites, images, video, etc. - on the internet, searching carefully is crucial, but how can parents and carers help children search safely? This guide will help you.  Search Guide1.pdf

There are many great ways of accessing music, film, TV and video safely and legally online.  This guide aims to keep parents, teachers and young people well-informed on how to stay safe and legal when enjoying entertainment on the internet or via a mobile device.  Music Leaflet1.pdf.

 

https://www.virginmedia.com/blog/online-safety/childrens-internet-safety-test 

Online Safety Curriculum Map 

Anti Bullying Policy

Data Protection Policy

Home School Agreement

Online Safety Policy

Remote Learning Policy

Google Classroom - Guardians' Guide

 

Information for parents about keeping children safe online

https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/

https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/

https://www.net-aware.org.uk/

https://www.nspcc.org.uk/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/

 

The above links are for ThinkUknow and NSPCC sites - these are both trusted sources of information and work closely with CEOP and schools.