E-Safety Council

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The E-Safety council led a worship about staying safe online.

We started by talking about what we all enjoying doing online. We then acted out some different scenarios using different platforms online. We discussed with the school what had happened in each scenario and if it happened to them what would worry them in the scenario. 

Following the worship we have made a worry box on our E-Safety display so children can share their worries with us.

Children from each year group in the school meet regularly with Mrs Raynes to discuss how we can all stay safe when using technology at school and in the home.  We take E-safety very seriously at Eckington First School, so we talk about the topic to help all to understand and be aware.

Each class takes part in regular class based learning sessions from the 'ThinkUknow' website.  We also have termly worship time to reflect on E-Safety topics.  The school takes part in the annual National E-Safety day through an assembly and further class based activities during the week.

Every child and adult in school has also agreed to and signed the county acceptable use policy. 

 

The E-Safety Council wrote this poem to help everyone stay safe online:

Our E-Safety council led class discussions as part of Safer Internet Day.  The group talked to the classes about how children and parents can stay safe online. We also shared a poem we have written to help remind all the children how to be SMART online. Each class then took part in E-Safety activities.

As part of our continuing drive to develop and improve our E-Safety for our children, we use 'Hector the Dolphin'.  The children will find him floating in the top corner of the desktop.  If the children see something they feel uncomfortable with on screen, all they have to do is click on Hector and he will block the screen and tell the child to get an adult.

The children in our E-Safety council feel this is an excellent step to help ensure we all stay safe on line.

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