ICT E-SAFETY
ARCHIBALD FIRST SCHOOL
ICT Mark
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Only the 2nd school in Newcastle
LA to achieve the award:
October 2009
Achieved the award for a
second time: October 2012
One of only 785 Primary
Schools nationwide to have the
award
Ofsted 2009
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Pupils have great confidence in the
use of ICT
Pupils show good achievement and
skills in ICT
There are many opportunities for
pupils to apply their ICT skills across
the curriculum
The team was very impressed with
the ICT in school!
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E-SAFETY
E-Safety encompasses the use of
Internet technologies and electronic
communications such as webcams,
digital video equipment, mobile
phones and camera phones.
It highlights the need to educate pupils
about the benefits, risks and
responsibilities of using information
technology as well as raising user’s
awareness of how to keep
themselves safe using electronic
technology.
School Aims
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Educate children to be
responsible users of ICT
Safe and effective use of ICT at
home and at school
Promote the positive uses and
benefits of ICT
Raise awareness of the risks
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the computer?
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The Internet
Benefits of the internet
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Educational games and programmes
Research information
The opportunity to communicate with
people from all around the world
The opportunity to share resources
and ideas with people that have the
same interests
Shopping around the world without
leaving your computer
Risks of using the internet
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Paedophiles use the internet to meet
young people
People lying to others online
Bullying using the internet
(Cyberbullying)
Seeing inappropriate images and
material
Viruses and pop ups
The Internet - Facts
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55% access the internet everyday
47% for an hour or more
21% liked IM/Chat the most
15% used gaming sites
11% used Social Networking sites
33% had access in their bedrooms
25% have met someone offline –
one quarter of these did not take
anyone with them.
of the three quarters who did 83%
took a friend not a trusted adult.
Mobile Phones
“If you took away
my mobile phone
– you would take
away a part of me”
Talking
 Texting
 Time
 Downloading and forwarding clips
 Music
 Games
 Web access
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Blogs, Forums and Social
Networking
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Forums are places to leave
messages
Blogs contain online diaries and
allow you to share your views with
the world!
Social Networking sites connect
people
Chat and Instant Messenger
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Chat rooms are places where people
meet to talk
Unrestricted and able to meet old
and new friends
Instant Messenger only allows you to
chat to people on own contact list
Newcastle VTLE:
Years 3 and 4
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Virtual Teaching & Learning
Environment
Unique login and password
Monitored and chat recorded
Email access to classmates only
E-Safety Tips
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Have the computer in a communal area
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Know what your children are doing
online and who they are talking to
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Help your children to understand that
they should never give out personal
details to online friends
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If your child receives spam/junk email
and texts, remind them never to believe
them, reply to them or use them
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It's not a good idea for your child to
open files that are from people they
don't know
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Help your child to understand that
some people lie online
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Always keep communication open
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Teach young people how to block
someone online and report them if
they feel uncomfortable
E-Safety Training @
Archibald
5 - 7 Teaching Resources
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Hector’s World
5 interactive cartoons
Supported by lesson plans
5 - 7 Teaching Resources
8-10 Teaching Resources
Cybercafé
 An engaging virtual café that
provides safety information on
mobile phones, IM, Email, Chat
etc.
 www.thinkuknow.co.uk/cyberbafe
What is Cyberbullying?
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Cyberbullying is the use of Information
Communication Technology (ICT) particularly mobile phones and the
Internet, to deliberately upset someone
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Like other forms of bullying,
cyberbullying can include a wide range
of unacceptable behaviour, including
harassment, threats and insults
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As with ‘traditional’ face-to-face
bullying, cyberbullying is designed to
cause distress and harm
E-Safety is not
about taking
away all of the
risks but about
minimising these
by educating our
children.