Park View Primary School
Online Safety
New technologies inspire children to be creative, communicate and learn. However, while the internet is a great resource, it is important that children and young people are protected from the risks they may encounter.
Park View Primary School maintains a whole-school approach to Online Safety ensuring that all staff recognise and are aware of Online Safety issues. There is a commitment to training, the development of policies, and a straightforward consistent approach when tackling an incident.
Park View Primary School engages with and encourages pupils, parents and the wider school community in the reporting of potential Online Safety issues.
The school holds events between parents and training for staff where advice and information is offered regarding Online Safety and safeguarding issues.
The Designated Safeguarding Lead at Park View School is Mrs R McClean, Deputy Head Teacher.
Safer Use of Internet Policy (esafety)
Park View Primary School Code of Conduct for Remote Learning
Park View Parent Zone
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Safer Internet Day
We will be reinforcing learning about safer use of the internet throughout school during the annual National Safer Internet Day each February. Classes will further discuss how to be safe online and will complete activities to consolidate messages regarding this. There will also be assemblies to promote appropriate and safe use for children when they are online. Please click on this link from www.saferinternet.org in order to access free resources and guidance for parents and families. Safer Internet Day
Thank you for your continued support.
For helpful support about e-safety and safer internet use at home please see the guidance document from the NSPCC.
E-Safety Tips for Parents of Preschool Children
E-Safety Tips for Parents of Primary School Children
Share Aware
https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/share-aware/
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