Online Safety is of crucial importance for all those responsible for protecting and maintaining the safety of children.
Today our children grow up exposed to a vast amount of online content via You Tube viewing, advertising, gaming and social media. Without security and vigilance, there are many potentially negative and harmful influences and experiences accessible within a click.
With more school work being done online, there is a very real need to manage all elements of Online Safety as diligently as possible.
Please take the time to read more about what we are doing at Rusper Primary to protect pupils working online; and also what you can do as parents at home too.
At Rusper Primary, we follow the guidancce contained within 'Teaching Online Safety In Schools', DfE, 2019. Please see the link below
We have recently our updated Safeguarding and Child Protection policy. Contained within this is more detail about
- OPPORTUNITIES TO TEACH SAFEGUARDING p. 43
- REMOTE LEARNING p.44
- FILTERS, MONITORING AND PROTECTING CHILDREN p.44
- INFORMATION SECURITY AND ACCESS MANAGEMENT AND REVIEWING ON-LINE SAFETY p.45
- MOBILE DEVICES p.45
- STAFF TRAINING AND SUPPORT FOR PARENTS AND CARERS p.45
- FILTERS, MONITORING AND PROTECTING CHILDREN p.44
- INFORMATION SECURITY AND ACCESS MANAGEMENT AND REVIEWING ON-LINE SAFETY p.45
- MOBILE DEVICES p.45
- STAFF TRAINING AND SUPPORT FOR PARENTS AND CARERS p.45
Please also see the Skills progressions for
PSHE - section about online relationships
Computing - section on digital literacy
Please see the Online Safety training and guides for parents below
