At Park Primary e-safety is a very important part of Park life.
We asked the children to complete a survey of the technology they use at home to help us understand what devices they are aware of and how they use them. Please look below to see our findings.
- Across the school mobile phones were most popular way of using the internet.
- Ipads were quite common
- Nearly all children had internet access
- Internet is used most commonly in bedrooms and family rooms
- The most popular reason for using the internet was playing games (followed by finding information).
- Lots of children are using Skype
- Some popular website are on the next page. Websites linked to TV channels were quite popular (especially with the younger children).
Please find a downloadable copy of the presentation here.
Please follow this link to watch the video on Youtube.
Recently each year group looked at understanding e-safety issues at school and home. These are some of the stories and websites we looked at.
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Penguin story A story about what do if pop-ups or strange messages appear on a computer. |
Digi-duck A story that looks at cyber-bullying, peer-pressure and messages to think about. |
Key Stage 2
Us Online Website – www.usonline.lgfl.net
Each lesson children are reminded about being SMART.
Here are some websites that we found useful.
LGfL Online Safety – https://www.lgfl.net/online-safety/key-safeguarding-bodies
The LGFL (London Grid for Learning) offers a section on online safety with further websites, stories and ideas about keeping safe using electrical devices.
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Think U KNow (5-7) |
Think U Know (8-10) |
BBC Safe Surfing |
If parents and carers need more information on setting up parental controls on their home broadband, GoCompare have this very useful guide.
We are continually looking at ways to support you and your child so contact the school at info@park.newham.sch.uk if you feel we can help with your online safety concerns.
Virgin Media offer a children’s internet safety test to help build awareness for parents and children of all ages to ensure they are better protected online. Please click on the link to use their service and learn more about your child staying safe online.
