Here is our Child-Friendly Anti-Bullying Policy: 

Anti-bullying Policy 2023

 

Staying Safe at Home

When we have e-safety day at School we spend a whole day doing activities and talking about ways we can stay safe on the internet. Why not visit http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/topics/stay-safe

and remember to;

Keep passwords secure and never share them

Never give out your personal details like your second name, phone number, address, email address or the school you go to

Only talk to people you know are your friends - Never meet up with an on-line friend

Have your privacy settings as high as possible on social media

Use the report button and ask an adult for help if you see something that worries you or makes you feel uncomfortable

Staying Safe Online

When we are at school we have lots of ways that we can stay safe on the internet. Our school is very careful only to let us access certain websites for use within the curriculum; blocking any which are unsuitable. Our internet service provider has high security levels and our learning platform has passwords and safety software built in so there are only certain things we can see and sites we can visit. We can also only email people within the school community we belong to.  

Cyber-Bullying