St James’ C of E Primary School Lower Darwen
Online Safety
Child Exploitation and Online Protection Website
Online Safety Policy
Parent Pupil Online Safety Rules and Agreement
Sextortion- Parent letter
ROBLOX- Parental Control
Safer Internet Day (Tuesday 6th February 2024)
This morning, Miss Bryan led two online safety assemblies, one for the infants and one for the juniors. The online safety day theme this year is: 'Too Good to be True? Protecting Yourself and Others from Scams Online' The children learnt about scams and what they can do to protect themself when they are online on their devices and much more. Our Cultural Capital Committee did a great job of reminding everyone of our St James' Online Safety rules at the end of the assembly. Everyone has taken part in online safety activities in class during the day.
The Cultural Capital Committee
Our group is made up of Jennie, Harrison, Harry, Karthik and Zuzanna. We work with Miss Smith and Miss Whaley to promote online safety and British Values in school. On Tuesday it was Safer Internet Day. We delivered an assembly to all of the children about the importance of internet safety. We have also introduced some new rules in school to help everybody stay safe online. These rules are up in every classroom and the children will regularly be reminded of them. Please encourage your child to follow these rules at home as well. Thank you for your support with this.
Reporting Harmful Content
20/10/2023 - Year 2 Online Safety Assembly
Year 2 have been learning about on-line safety and on Thursday they presented their learning to Mrs Jacques, Miss Whaley, Miss Smith and the Digital Leaders. The children spoke confidently about a very important message and thoroughly enjoyed acting, singing and Makaton signing too! Well done Year 2, your oracy skills were amazing and you educated people about the importance of internet safety!
CEOP Parent Help Sheet to Online Safety
CEOP Online Safety Parent Helpsheet
ROBLOX TikTok Snapchat Instagram Safety cards
YUBO App
Feedback from BwD Young Peoples Services suggests that there has been an increase in young people using an App called YUBO. The App has been described as similar to tinder but aimed at children. The National Online Safety team are advising that children and young people do NOT use the App due to the risks it presents.
Safer Schools App
TikTok Parent Guide & Advice
OMEGLE - Parent Guide
NSPCC Children's Experience of Harmful Content
Parents Survival Guide for Screens and Teens
Roblox- A Parents Guide to Protecting Children Against Harmful Content
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Parents Guide to Live Streaming
Parenting in a Digital World Online
Parents Key Online Safety Messages
Parental Acceptable Use Online Safety Agreement 2019
The Digital Generation Guide
The 'Digital Generation' guide has been developed as a quick way to get up to speed on issues and advice relevant to our children and the technology they use.