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    • Online Safety

    Internet security is a very important issue to all at Manor Court Community Primary School – we hope every child has a safe and happy experience whilst using the internet.  Our online and E-Safety co-ordinator is Miss Laura Hamilton.

    Making sure children are accessing age appropriate content is important as part of our role to educate pupils to become responsible internet users. Below is a chart showing the age restrictions placed on different social media app and services.

    Online safety policies at Manor Court Primary School

    1. Acceptable Use Policy for FS & KS1.pdf
    2. Acceptable Use Policy for KS2.pdf
    3. Manor Court acceptable use policy for staff.pdf
    4. Manor Court Community Primary School Online Safety Policy-2024-2025.pdf

    How we teach online safety at Manor Court

    1. Online Safety Overview.pdf

    Here are some links to websites that will help with tips and information about keeping your child stay safe online (please click on the icons to be taken to the individual websites):

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    • Childnet For parents is a unique interactive e-safety guide for parents and carers produced by Childnet international. It's designed to really help you as a parent or carer keep up to date with how children are using the internet and support them in using these new exciting services safely and responsibly.
    • Know it All There are lots of parental controls and other online tools to help your child have a safer and more private online experience, many of which are free and easy to set up. Take a look at our guides so you can help to protect them when they are online at home, at a friends house or out and about. But remember controls and tools aren't always 100% effective and tech-savvy kids sometimes find their way around them.
    • Internet Matters What issues could be affecting your children? Get to grips with what they may come across on the internet and how to get help if you need it. Find out what to do if you're worried about anything you or your child has seen
    • Bullying UK The Bullying UK website deals not only with cyber bullying but bullying of any nature. In relation to cyber bullying the site tackles what to do, the effects of cyber bullying and staying safe online.
    • Think You Know A website run by CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection command) - the site contains further separate pages for children (5-7 years, 8-10 years, 11-13 years, 14 years plus, Parents & Carers & Teachers). The age related webpages tackle various online hints and tips written in a relevant way, aimed specifically at the children within the given age bracket.
    • NSPCC Keeping children safe - Find out how you can keep children safe from abuse and other dangers, both online and in the physical world.
    Not sure if a certain site is appropriate for your child?  Please follow the below for a list of websites/social media and the appropriate ages of children who can use them.
    1. supporting-young-people-online.pdf

    Advice for parents about screen time

    1. Advice on Screen Time for parents.pdf

    5 Tips to Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet

    Do you know how to protect your child from online risks? These 5 tips will help.

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    Do's and Don'ts When Using Social Networks

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    Whisper

    Whisper is a reporting tool for online safety concerns run by the South West Grid for Learning. It can be used anonymously if you choose not to give your name. When you click on the button below, it opens a box which you can use to report any online safety issues or concerns directly to us. We'll receive an email notification and then we can deal with what has been reported. This tool can be used by all members of the school community, including children, staff and family members with the aim of making everyone in our school feel safe online. 

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