At Templemoor Infant and Nursery School, we believe that internet and e-safety is a crucial part of your child's education. Not only is e-safety part of our computing curriculum, but important messages and information are given to children through e-safety focused assemblies and taking part in national events such as 'E-Safety Week'.
What we do at Templemoor to keep your child safe online:
- We use filtering software on the school internet.
- We talk to your child about E Safety and include it in the curriculum and in assemblies.
- We have guidance for children, staff and parents about E-Safety.
- We have an e-safety policy, which includes cyber-bullying.
- We have 'Acceptable User Agreements' which staff and children sign.
We have a comprehensive e-safety policy and this can be downloaded below, along with our Social Media Policy and Twitter Policy.
There is a vast amount of information out there for parents / carers and children to access to help highlight the key aspects of keeping safe when online. Below are a number of documents / resources that we feel are useful and will help to highlight the importance of e-safety.
Take a look at our Safer Internet Day Letter 2019.
Latests Ofcom research has shown that 81% of 5-15 year olds have access to a tablet at home and almost 40% of 3 to 4 year olds and two thirds of 5 to 7 year olds go online. Read the document below to help keep your youngest children safe online.
Remember the 5 SMART rules when using the internet and mobile phones.
This clip was made for an e safety awareness campaign for children aged 4 to 8 years old.
Ask before you watch
Red and Murphy talk to Freddie and Alisha about watching videos online. What should children do before they watch videos on YouTube and what should they do if they see something upsetting online?
Help children remember what they have learnt during Safer Internet Day with our online safety rhyme!
How to make avatar
The puppets Red and Murphy chat about creating an avatar online and what private information children should be aware of using when creating their own avatars.
You can report to CEOP if something has happened online which has made you feel unsafe, scared or worried. CEOP is here to help you. Please click on the CEOP image below to report an incident.