Online Safety
At Bishop Perrin CE Primary School we aim to embed online safety across the curriculum.
Online safety is taught as part of our computing curriculum and covered within PSHE lessons. We strive to develop the children’s understanding of the potential dangers as well as the positive aspect of using devices with online functions. Children are taught how to use technology safely, respectfully and responsibly and they learn how to seek help or report concerns that they may have when using the internet and technology. All the children at Bishop Perrin School sign an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) which is appropriate for their age. Children are expected to follow the guidelines whenever they are online and using devices at school, and hopefully adopt the same behaviours when using the internet at home.
2BeSafe Parent Information – Copyright and Ownership
2BeSafe Parent Information - Health, Wellbeing and Lifestyle
2BeSafe Parent Information - Managing Online Information
2BeSafe Parent Information - Online Bullying
2BeSafe Parent Information - Online Relationships
2BeSafe Parent Information – Online Reputation
2BeSafe Parent Information – Privacy and Security
2BeSafe Parent Information – Self Image and Identity
Acceptable Use Policies for Bishop Perrin Pupils
All children at Bishop Perrin School are taught about the appropriate use of technology and the internet for when they at school and home. This guidance is shared with them in our Acceptable Use Policies (AUP) for Key Stage 1 and for Key Stage 2 and they are asked to sign the AUP to say that they will abide by the guidance. Please click the links below to see our AUPs
SEND Acceptable Use Policy
Reception and KS1 Acceptable Use Policy
KS2 Acceptable Use Policy
Staff, Governors & Volunteers Acceptable Use Policy
Visitors and Contractors Acceptable Use Policy
Online safety for parents
https://parentsafe.lgfl.net/
Acceptable Use Policy for Parents
We are keen to support parents by providing as much information about online safety as possible. This might include the offer of parent workshops or sharing online safety advice via our website and newsletter. We encourage you to explore the links below which provide excellent information and tips to help you support your child and family with online safety at home.
You might want to use the Digital Family Agreement template to draw up your own family agreement on the use of technology at home so that everyone has a clear understanding of its use. Please click on this link to open up the Digital Family Agreement documents for you to download and print off: Digital Family Agreement
Digital Parenting Advice
Phones, Social Media and the Impact on Mental Health - Ellen Collins (Turing house School)
https://parentsafe.lgfl.net/
Supporting Young people: Online Safety, smartphones and social media – Ellen Collins (Turing house School)
thinkuknow ages 4-7
thinkuknow - activities for children of all ages: 4-7, 8-10 and 11-18
Childnet - Helping make the internet a great and safe place for children and young people
BBC Online Safety - Keep your kids safe on the internet with these easy-to-follow tips from the BBC for computers, phones and tablets
Safety Centre - The 'Our Safety Centre' Hub is designed to provide you wuth online safety information and advice that is easy to access and simple to understand
Streaks, Meets and Snaps - YOUR HOW-TO GUIDE TO SNAPCHAT FEATURES
AI Toys - Just because we can, doesnt mean we should
EYFS: Getting undressed online
Goldilocks: A Hashtag Cautionary Tale
Supporting your child with new social media changes
Safety Centre - The ‘Our Safety Centre’ hub is designed to provide you with online safety information and advice that is easy to access and simple to understand.
Use the short videos and step-by-step prompt cards to ensure you have a safer online experience.
Our Safety Centre
AI Enabled Scams
Apple-ipads
Group chats
Nintendo Switch
T echnology attachment
Youtube-kids
Conspiracy theories
Recognising and managing stress
Snapchat
Safer internet Day 2027 will be on 9th February 2027
Safer Internet Day is celebrated with thousands of people across the UK exploring the theme ‘Smart tech, safe choices – Exploring the safe and responsible use of AI’: the impact of AI on all of our lives, looking at how AI can be used for good, and giving advice and guidance that empowers people to use AI safely and responsibly.
Safer Internet Day is a great opportunity to focus on online safety with your child, whatever their age. The UK Safer Internet Centre has lots of advice and support for parents and families to help you to talk about a range of issues with your child, no matter how much time you have, in an age appropriate way.