We aim to provide our pupils with the skills, knowledge and understanding to keep themselves safe online within the school and beyond, now and in the future.
The school recognises that online activity brings with it potential risks including accessing inappropriate content, predation and grooming, bullying and threats, identity theft, financial harm and corruption or misuse of data. Our primary aim with regard to online safety is to give our pupils the ability to stay safe online – both inside the school and beyond. We aim to do this through education, embedding online safety in every aspect of the curriculum and working with parents/carers, siblings and others to promote safe use of technology.
The Principal is responsible for ensuring the safety (including online safety) of members of the school community. Day to day responsibility for online safety is delegated to the Online Safety Coordinator, who is a named member of staff with responsibility for online safety. This role is combined with the Child Protection Officer role. This is primarily a safeguarding role, not a technical role, although the coordinator has a good understanding of technical issues.
Online Safety
We also have
codes of conduct and
codes of practice
Resources
SMART at Robert Ogden
Below are links to guides on how to report abuse:
- report online abuse at CEOP
- how to report online abuse to the internet watch foundation
- how to report online abuse on instagram
- how to report online abuse on facebook
- how to report online abuse on twitter
Training Guides
Cyberbullying
Copyright
Digital Spotlight
Online Safety Websites
Fraping
Gaming age ratings
Google Safe Search
Knowledge Base
Ratting
Sexting
X Box 360 Parental Controls
Youtube Safety Mode
Posters
Don’t Share
Keep Safe
Think
Online Safety policy
Online Safety policy
Parent Info by CEOP
How to protect your child from trolls
Preventing violent extremism
Parental controls; how they help children stay safe online
WhatsApp
About us
Who is behind Parent Info?
Parent Info is a collaboration between CEOP and Parent Zone.
Parent Zone was founded in 2005 and has a track record of providing information, support and advice to parents. In recent years, The Parent Zone's work has focused on the impact of digital technologies on families. We provide information, resources and training for parents and those who work with them.
CEOP is the child protection command of the National Crime Agency. CEOP reaches over three million children and young people a year through its Thinkuknow education programme and regularly conveys its vital online safety messages to over 100,000 practitioners (such as social workers, teachers and police officers) registered to their network, who cascade these messages directly to children and young people.
What is Parent Info?
Parent Info provides high quality information to parents and carers about their children's wellbeing and resilience.
This service is free and ranges across a wide range of subject matter, from difficult topics about sex, relationships and the internet or body image and peer pressure to broader parenting topics like ‘how much sleep do teenagers need?’
In line with CEOP’s Thinkuknow programme, some of the content covers internet safety, but it all starts from the assumption that young people make little distinction between their online and offline lives and the issues for parents are often the same. The aim is to help parents help their children be discriminating, web-literate and resilient.
Parent advice sheets
How to protect your child from trolls
PEGI games ratings explained
What are parental controls and how can they help
WhatsApp
Get Safe Online is one of the UK’s leading source of unbiased, factual and easy-to-understand information on online safety.
This website is a unique resource providing practical advice on how to protect yourself, your computers and mobiles device, identity theft, viruses and many other problems encountered online. Every conceivable topic is included on the site – including safe online shopping, gaming and dating … so now you really can stay safe with everything you do online. Below are just two of the really important issues that are covered, if you visit the site you will be able to navigate around the topics that are really useful for the families of the young people we support.
The Internet of things
Public places
An online safety rap by Logan (ks3)
