E-Safety

Woking Together to Keep Children Safe Online

Here at Kensington Primary School, we want to support families to stay safe online. Both home and school have a crucial responsibility in ensuring their children are safe online. With the internet being a major part of modern life, it's essential to actively engage with children about online safety. Here are the key aspects to consider.

-Monitoring and supervision

-Setting rules and boundaries

-Educating about Online Safety

-Encouraging open communication

-Using Parental Controls and Safety Features

-Ensuring Device Security

-Modelling Safe Online Behaviour

 

Safer Internet Day 11th February 2025

This Safer Internet Day we are starting a conversation about how to spot, respond to and report all types of scams online. Scams can take many forms and may target anyone, including young people. Use these top tips to keep you and your loved ones safe online.

https://saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/safer-internet-day-2025/tips-for-parents-and-carers

E-Safety Resources

The National College

Everything you need to bridge the knowledge gap in online safety, mental health & wellbeing, and climate education. 

Gain the confidence and skills to have age-appropriate, informed discussions with children to keep them safe, healthy and resilient to life beyond the school gates

https://nationalcollege.com/parents

MGL World

Supporting parents to use technology to enrich children's lives, not consume them.

 https://mglworld.onlinesafetyhub.uk/

                                               

Children's Pledge 

I will not touch or look at my phone when it’s dangerous to do so, such as riding a bike, crossing a road or walking.

I will be considerate of others and not use my phone to text or talk when it may disturb others or at inappropriate times or places.

I will take care not to damage or lose my phone and will let my parents know right away if it is damaged, lost or stolen.

I will only use apps from legitimate app stores (like the Apple App Store or Google Play) and do a little research to make sure they’re appropriate and safe to use.

I will carefully review the privacy policies of any apps I use including what information the app collects or shares.

I will only use apps that share my location with family or personal friends I know from the real world.

I will not let my phone interfere with sleep, schoolwork or other important activities.

I will respect my own and other people’s privacy in pictures and posts that I share.

I will only share pictures and videos where everyone is appropriately dressed and will avoid sharing any images that could embarrass me or others or get anyone in trouble.

I will treat others respectfully and kindly in what I post, what I text and how I interact socially.

Parents’ Pledge

I will be a good role model and never text or use apps while driving or during other activities where phone use might be dangerous.

I will be considerate of others, including my family members, by refraining from using the phone when it might disturb people around me.

I will talk with my children and set reasonable expectations about their smartphone use.

I will be considerate of my child and not text him or her while in class or at other inappropriate times.

I will take whatever action is appropriate if I feel my child has misused his or her phone or broken a family rule, but I will be thoughtful about such actions and not overreact.