E-Safety

E-safety - Mersey Park Primary School

Our children are growing up in a world where online technology is part of everyday life. It gives them exciting facilities to learn, play, communicate and express themselves. As a parent you might worry about the risks your child can face online - such as bullying, contact from strangers or the possibility of them seeing inappropriate content.

At St Bede’s we are committed to helping our pupils become Digital Citizens who can access all the creative opportunities new technologies offer, in a responsible, safe and kindly way. E-safety is taught in Computing lessons in all 3 terms of the year including during the transition phase at the end of each year. The children also participate in Safer Internet Day in February each year.

is a government organisation dedicated to keeping people safe online. You can click on this link if you want to report any inappropriate activity you or your child has experienced online.

At the bottom of the page you can find CEOP's live information feed which provides up to date advice and resources to help keep your family safe online.

Useful Links :

	CEOP have produced age specific packs to help with home learning during the period of school closures. The packs contain videos, activities and games to help children keep themselves save online.
	Tips and advice for parents from e-safety experts.
	Games, videos and activities for each age group promoting how to stay safe on-line.
	A guide about the impact of sharing information and pictures on-line. Part of the NSPCC Share Aware family campaign.
	A guide for parents to the most popular sites, apps and games that young people use. It includes age restrictions and at a glance risk factors for children using the application.
	A game for older children about cyber bullying, showing them how to become responsible digital citizens.
	An on-line magazine with up to date articles and tips aimed at helping parents support their children in a digital world.