E SAFETY
The Internet is a fantasctic tool for the children to use and become familiar with but as parents and teachers, it is important to protect our children and keep them safe.
The School has an E-Safety Policy and Acceptable Use Policies for staff, pupils and visitors.
Below are links to documents that you might find helpful in understanding the dangers that your child may face on line and ideas of how to help keep them safe.
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Online-safety-and-social-media | [pdf 1MB] |
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Online safety policy November 2024 | [pdf 1MB] |
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IT and internet use policy November 2024 | [pdf 1MB] |
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CSE Leaflet for Parents | [pdf 2MB] |
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Facebook checklist | [pdf 1MB] |
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Online safety guide for parents | [pdf 2MB] |
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Instagram leaflet | [pdf 2MB] |
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Screen time guide | [pdf 528KB] |
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Snap Chat leaflet | [pdf 221KB] |
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X-checklist | [pdf 126KB] |
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Is there a safe search engine for kids | Link |
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NSPCC Guidance - Keeping children safe online and social media | Link |
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ON LINE SAFETY
Certificate of Progress
As part of an ongoing review of E Safety, Lydbrook School have now received recognition for their commitment to developing Online Safety, as evidenced by their use of the 360 degree safe self review tool.
To receive the Online Safety Certificate of Progress, the school has completed all of the four elements of 360 degree safe.
The next stage of the process is to have the school acreddited for the use of this tool - watch this space for more details.
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360 degree safe - Certificate of Commitment | [pdf 52KB] |
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