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Safer Internet Day resources for parents   Safer Internet Day quiz!

OLOL Online Safety Policy  ThinkUKnow Website

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This year’s theme is  "Too good to be true? Protecting yourself and others from scams online". London Grid for Learning has created a short video called “Life online what parents
just don’t get!” and you can watch it here:  https://youtu.be/Lde52EtjljQ
.

On Thursday 27th February at 3.15pm in the hall, we will be delivering an online
safety meeting for parents.

 

At Our Lady of Lourdes we realise how the internet has drastically changed the way children interact with the world. They have access to in-depth knowledge, tools to express their creativity and people from all over the world. We promote this tool and provide stimulating activities for children to develop their skills in this area of the curriculum. We teach the pupils to use technology in a safe, responsible and respectful way. We aim to prepare the children for the opportunities of today’s, and tomorrow’s, digital world, to survive and thrive online.

However, along with this fascinating new way to connect with the world, the internet offers new risks:

·         Online bullying

·         Exposure to inappropriate material

·         Online predators

·         Revealing personal information

It is important to ensure that all children are aware of these risks and learn to use the internet safely and responsibly.

As a school we:

·         Ensure all children are aware of the risks online

·         Ensure children feel safe to report incidents

·         Provide pupil, staff and parental training

·         Discuss and review the Online Safety Policy

We wish to ensure that the all members of the school community recognise that online/digital behaviour standards (including social media) need to be upheld beyond the confines of the school gates and school day.

Parents can get support about online safety by visiting the ThinkUKnow website: