At Airedale Junior School we plan our Online Safety work in line with the new document (below). Each half term we focus on a different area of Online Safety which is differentiated across the school.
Each half term we focus on a different area of Online Safety which is differentiated across the school.
In Summer 1, our focus is: Health, Wellbeing & Lifestyle.
We regularly learn about online safety issues in a variety of ways: Assemblies, Reflection Time & Online Safety Lessons which all classes have across every half term – (see planning above).
Please see the download below for an example of one of our Y5 Online Safety Sessions.
Have fun learning about Online Safety/E-Safety with your child. Click the download below to read a new version of the #Goldilocks story – where she gets into trouble with her mobile phone!
Then take the fun quiz to see what you have learned!
Why not take a look at these Digital Parenting Magazines – each isssue covers different areas of online safety issues which may arise in your family – click on the images below to download and browse through the digital copies!
Further links to useful websites can be found at the bottom of this page!
O2 stores across the UK are now offering parents the opportunity to have child safety protection added to electronic equipment free of charge (even if you are not a customer!).
Make an appointment at any O2 store.
Click on the website link below to reveal a special search box which allows you to type in the name of any APP or game. It will give you information about recommended age restrictions for children and tell you the risks associated with the APP/game – try it out now to see the risks associated with the APPs or games which your child uses!
If you need any of these guides printing to make them clearer and easy to follow, please contact school and ask for Miss Williams.
That’s great and all, and we commend you for pushing through with it. Unfortunately we no longer offer support for IE; it hasn’t received a major update since 2015 and Microsoft are dropping support for it later in the year.
If you’re using Windows 10 and want to stick with a built in browser, please consider switching to Edge. Or, if you really want to enjoy the internet properly we strongly recommend downloading Google Chrome here.
