Online Safety
It is essential that children and adults remain safe whilst using the internet. From Year 3 onwards online safety is a fundamental aspect of our school ICT curriculum. However, it is also important that parents are aware of problems and challenges that using the internet, phones and social networking can lead to.
We encourage children to remember to be 'SMART' when using the internet.
S - Safe - Keep your personal information safe, when chatting or posting on line. Never share your passwords with anybody or write them down.
M - Meeting - Never arrange to meet with someone that you have met online. Remember they are still strangers. Always talk to an adult if someone has asked you to meet them on the internet.
A - Accepting - Only accept messages, e-mails and files from people that you know. DO not open e-mails or files from strangers.
R - Reliable - The internet is not always reliable. People may lie about who they are and information written online may not be true.
T - Tell - Tell an adult who you trust if someone or something makes you feel uncomfortable or worried or if you or somebody that you know is being bullied online.
Online Safety Parent Newsletters
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Online Safety Newsletter Primary November 2023_Swan Lane First.docx | Download |
Online Safety Newsletter Primary October 2023_Swan Lane First.docx | Download |
Parental-Controls-booklet-2023.pdf | Download |
Online Safety Newsletter Primary July 2023.docx | Download |
Online Safety Newsletter Primary June 2023_Swan Lane First_05-06-2023.docx | Download |
Online Safety Newsletter Primary May 2023_Swan Lane First_27-04-2023.pdf | Download |
Online Safety Newsletter Primary April 2023_Swan Lane First_30-03-2023.docx | Download |
Online Safety Newsletter Primary March 2023_Swan Lane First_01-03-2023.docx | Download |
Online Safety Newsletter Feb 2.pdf | Download |
Online Safety Newsletter Primary February 2023_Swan Lane First_31-01-2023.docx | Download |
Useful Links
The following links are used in school to reinforce the principles that we teach during online safety lessons.
http://www.childnet.com/resources
Advice from West Mercia Police
Click here to see lots of useful information with regards to Cyberbullying, given by West Mercia Police.