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Educating e-Safety by Fear? Read More »

[av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=”] When it comes to e-safety, parental engagement is really hard. Schools already do a huge amount of work engaging with parents in a variety of ways, whether it’s via email, newsletters, parents evenings, social media and more. Ofsted added a new perspective to this in Sept 2012 as part of their

Parental Engagement – 10 Top Tips Read More »

We all know the value of internet access at school, there is no need to explain that; but from an e-safety and risk management perspective there is still too much emphasis on the risk rather than the management. This is true of internet sites, specific categories such as blogs, and particular internet services such as

Is your local authority “blocking” or “managing” your internet? Here’s some tips Read More »

Parental engagement is an important part of whole-school and community e-safety. A fundamental part of this are the parents themselves.But if you don’t know what the parents do/don’t know, and you don’t know how children are using digital devices and the Internet at home you won’t know what you need to know. This is also

Parents e-Safety Survey Template Read More »

What a strange thing to say; but it isn’t me saying it, it is the very people we are trying to help stay safe. A quick scan through some of the more popular social media sites and you won’t have any difficulty finding posts from children and young people about an e-safety lesson they’ve had;

e-Safety : it’s so boring! Read More »