Online Safety

As a society technology and social media is progressing at a rapid rate. These advancements provide exciting opportunities for our young people, but also without the appropriate guidance, support and teaching in place to safeguard, use of technology can put our young people at risk of serious harm.

We recognise that as a school many of our young people, due to their learning disability, will not be accessing these platforms independently and therefore are protected from such risks. We know that online safety is everyone’s responsibility and extends far beyond the classroom. We all have a role to play in creating a safer digital world for our school community.

For a bespoke group of pupils

At Glyne Gap we have a small cohort of pupils developing higher level functional skills and who are accessing devices independently.  These pupils are taught how to be safe online and become responsible digital citizens.  

You can see our Keeping Safe Online curriculum (CG8) here: 

Keeping Safe Online Curriculum

Keeping Safe Online - Acceptable Use Agreement

Keeping Safe Online - Assessment 


For Staff

Staff have received online safety training (June 2024) so they can continue to facilitate safer internet opportunities within school.


You can see our Online Safety policy here

Online Safety

Smartphone and Other Devices - Parents Guide

Step-by-step guides

Click on the guides for step-by-step instructions to set controls on popular devices.




National Online Safety - Guides for Parents:

Developing healthy sleep patterns

Disney +

Smartphone safety tips

Age Ratings

Ipad

Advice for under 5's

AGE-SPECIFIC GUIDANCE (FROM INTERNETMATTERS.ORG)

https://www.internetmatters.org/advice/0-5

https://www.internetmatters.org/advice/6-10

https://www.internetmatters.org/advice/11-13

https://www.internetmatters.org/advice/14plus

Useful Links

Common SenseInternet MattersNSPCCParent Info

Digital ParentingThink UK NowUK Safety Internet Centre


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