Parents Web Links for Internet and E Safety
Cybercafe A great interactive web site to encourage older children to think carefully about what they do on the web and what to think about. They need to be quite good readers to fully appreciate this site.
SMART How to be SMART; How to be SAFE on line. Some simple and straightforward rules to follow.
Stokes ICT Policy Find out how we protect your child at school. This also has copies of the Stokes E Learning Code of Conduct and Consent forms associated with the use of ICT equipment and children's images.
You should have received a copy of this booklet, but if not here is a copy of our in-house booklet to help you understand how we try to protect your child form the dangers of Internet access. If you would like a copy of this booklet, please ask at the School office.
We do everything at our disposal to protect and educate your child while using the Stokes School Network to access information on the Internet. However, we cannot protect your child when they are at home and at friend's and relative's houses, or accessing the web from their mobile phones. For this reason we firmly believe in educating the children in ways to protect themselves when in these situations. Please talk to your child about E Safety and use some of these web links to help you.
In school on Tueday, 7th February, we shall be working with the children on a variety of hands on activities, to help them understand how to be safe while online and why it is so important.
If you would like to know more about Safer Internet Day, please use the link below to go to the site and look out for more information on the Stokes website.
In school on Tueday, 7th February, we shall be working with the children on a variety of hands on activities, to help them understand how to be safe while online and why it is so important.
If you would like to know more about Safer Internet Day, please use the link below to go to the site and look out for more information on the Stokes website.
Think U Know All kinds of really useful information for parents, and children about using the Internet and staying safe. This also has an important link to report Internet abuse (a direct link to this is available on our website frontpage, for your quick access).
From time to time your child may require stills images or video images to be taken to record their work. In order to record your child's image in school, we must have your permission. It is very important to complete a Parental Consent Form to allow this to take place, otherwise your child will be missing an important opportunity to take part in the digital recording of their practical work in school.
There are also other reasons for recording your child's image and this form itemises these, allowing you to choose which options you would prefer.
If you have not already completed and returned one of these forms, please print a copy off from here and return it to the school office as soon as possible. Thank you.
There are also other reasons for recording your child's image and this form itemises these, allowing you to choose which options you would prefer.
If you have not already completed and returned one of these forms, please print a copy off from here and return it to the school office as soon as possible. Thank you.
