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RILLINGTON Primary School

'Every child matters, every moment counts'

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01944 758402

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Rillington Primary School, High St, Rillington, Malton, YO17 8LA

Mrs Carrie Stabler

E-Safety:

From EYFS our children are taught about the importance of staying safe online. At Rillington Primary School we have very clear E-safety guidelines for both staff and children and everyone signs an Acceptable Use Agreement before they use a computer. As this is a constantly changing world, we try to provide children and parents with as much up to date information as we can about practical ways to stay safe on the internet and E-safety teaching is incorporated regularly into all computing lessons.

Advice for parents:

You may sometimes feel that your children have better technical skills than you do, however children and young people still need advice and protection when it comes to managing their lives online.

Children are using devices at a younger age so it’s important to consider setting controls on their tech, or on any devices that you are letting them borrow from you. We’ve pulled together a number of guides to give you simple steps to set controls on a range of devices.

Parents are encouraged to read the newsletter below from the Online Safety Team - it offers advice and support for keeping children safe online:

Online Safety Newsletter January

Online Safety Newsletter February

Online Safety Newsletter March

Online Safety Newsletter April

Online Safety Newsletter May

Online Safety Newsletter June

Online Safety Newsletter July

Online Safety Newsletter September 2023

Online Safety Newsletter October 2023

Online Safety Newsletter November 2023

Online Safety Newsletter December 2023

Online Safety Newsletter January 2024

Online Safety Newsletter February 2024

Online Safety Newsletter March 2024

E-safety rules:

Our children are continuously reminded about how to stay safe on the internet and how to seek help and advice if they require it. 

Resources:

The following links will help both parents and children with e-safety advice and guidance.

Parent Info

Expert information to help children and young people stay safe online

Think You Know

Internet Safety for Children and Adults

Childnet International

A resource designed especially for primary school staff to help them understand important e-safety issues and how to get the most out of the internet.

CEOP

CEOP works with child protection partners across the UK and overseas to identify the main threats to children.

Internet Matters

Stay up to date and keep your child safe in today’s digital world.

NSPCC NetAware

E-safety Campaign campaign is a joint initiative between the Safeguarding Board and the NSPCC.