Information about e-safety and safeguarding pupils is being added to the Internet on a daily basis. This is a selection of information which should be of value to schools. Use the menus on the left to take you to the different sections described below:
- Reporting Abuse
- Policy and Guidance
- Protecting school data
- Safeguarding personal information
- E-safety information
- Cyberbullying
- Teaching resources
- Presentations
- E-safety sites for pupils
- Resources for Parents
- Safe Searching of the Internet for children
- Making the computer secure
In this section you will find links to sites set up specifically for students and adults to report abuse and illegal material found on the internet.
Guidance is provided on developing your school e-safety policy. There are model acceptable use policies and specimen agreements for parents and students. In this section you will find a link to the Kirklees Safeguarding policy and procedures.
It is the schools responsibility to ensure that personal confidential data held by the school is kept secure, whether on the school site, or taken off schools site. This section includes advice on protecting such data.
Practical steps you can take to protect your own personal information online.
Links are provided to sites which provide background information for teachers on the issues related to e-safety.
In this section ways of dealing with the specific issue of cyberbullying are provided.
Links to a wide range of resources provided to help teachers educate pupils about e-safety
Links to a wide range of resources provided to help teachers educate pupils about e-safety
There are a number of sites with e-safety materials aimed at different age groups of pupils.
These links are provided to support schools who wish to develop a programme of e-safety material for their parents
Guidance for schools on the use of search engines and searching for images on the internet.
Guides to setting up the computer to protect against a range of risks from the internet