E-Safety

At Anglesey Primary School, we recognise the need to keep our children safe in an ever-changing world where new technology can present risks.  We teach E-Safety regularly to children in class and follow the Be Internet Legends framework and display rules throughout the school, details of this can be found on this page.

We run regular Parents Workshops to educate parents on how to keep their children safe online, with videos provided to offer support on any issues that may occur. We also can support parents in adding privacy settings to their devices to help to keep their children safer on the Internet.  

Please see below for further resources aimed at helping keep your children safe online.

When our children are young, we do our best to help them get the most out of the internet, while protecting them from the online worldʼs risks and downsides. But as children mature into teenagers, our role shifts to helping them learn to make their own safe and ethical decisions as they navigate their digital lives. At Anglesey, we believe this means preparing our students to:

• Think critically and evaluate online sources.

• Protect themselves from online threats, including bullies and scams.

• Be sharp about sharing: what, when, and with whom.

• Be kind and respectful towards other people and their privacy

• Ask for help from a parent or another trusted adult with tricky situations

Esafety Workshop Autumn Term 2019-20

We had a great turnout at our Autumn Term e-safety workshop delivered by the NSPCC with over 50 parents attending.  Parents picked up some useful tips to help keep their children safe on the Internet at home using the Share Aware resources.

Sticks and Stones

we saw an interactive production called 'Sticks and Stones' by the 'Firehorse Theatre Company' with an anti-bullying theme.

For further information about bullying you can go to www.bullying.co.uk, www.anti-bullyingalliance.org or www.kidscape.org.uk