E-safety At St John’s we begin the beginning of each terms computing lessons with a recap around e-safety for children in all year groups. The message will be adapted for…
E-safety At St John’s we begin the beginning of each terms computing lessons with a recap around e-safety for children in all year groups. The message will be adapted for…
E-safety
At St John’s we begin the beginning of each terms computing lessons with a recap around e-safety for children in all year groups.
The message will be adapted for each year group but the following key points will always be shared.
Top tips for keeping safe online:
Don’t click on something you don’t recognise;
Be careful what you share;
Once something is online, it’s out of your control. If you don’t want your parents or teachers to see it, don’t post it;
Don’t meet people you don’t know in person;
Even if you get on with them online, you never know who they really are;
Use a complex password;
It should be hard for other people to guess your password and it’s a good idea to change it regularly;
Check your privacy settings;
Check who can see what you post and whether your accounts are public or private;
Talk about it;
If you see something online that makes you upset or uncomfortable, talk to an adult you trust;
Recommended websites for further information around e-safety are listed below;