E-Safety
The safety, wellbeing and protection of every child is at the heart of our school. We are committed to developing a strong, whole-school culture of safeguarding where children feel safe, respected, listened to and confident that concerns will be taken seriously.
We recognise that safeguarding extends beyond the school environment and includes the risks children may encounter online. Through our curriculum, assemblies, pastoral provision and everyday conversations, pupils are taught how to recognise risks, make safe and responsible choices, protect their personal information, develop healthy online behaviours and know what to do if they encounter something that worries or upsets them.
We ensure that pupils know who they can go to for support and feel confident to speak to a trusted adult. We maintain clear systems and procedures for reporting, recording and responding to concerns, working with parents, carers and relevant external agencies where appropriate.
Online safety is an ongoing part of our safeguarding practice rather than a one-off lesson. We regularly review emerging risks, our policies and our approaches so that our provision remains effective and responsive to the needs of our pupils.
Keeping children safe is everyone’s responsibility. We are committed to ensuring that every child is equipped with the knowledge, confidence and support they need to keep themselves and others safe, both in school and online.
Further information can be found in our E-Safety and Safeguarding policies. Please contact Mrs Harry or Mr Smith immediately should you have any concerns regarding children or adults at the school.
Parent Info is a free service for schools. Visit the Parent Zone website below to find a collection of articles, tips, expert advice and resources designed to help parents keep up with what their children are doing on-line.
Christ Church Online Safety Policy
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Cyberbullying Guide for Parents