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Online Safety
In recent years the number of children in schools owning mobile phones, and using various apps/social networking sites etc., has increased significantly. This has contributed to a rise in the number of parental concerns regarding their child's use of the internet outside of school. Whilst the staff can support parents by teaching children how to keep themselves safe online and by putting in place robust filters and procedures in school, we cannot monitor the children's online behaviour when they are not in school; this responsibility therefore lies with you, the parents.
Hence, in an effort to support parents (and raise awareness of online risks) we held an Online Safety meeting in January 2017. Please click here to see a copy of the power-point presentation used during this meeting.