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Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee School Federation of Westminster Special Schools
& Bi-borough Inclusion Service

E-Safety & Remote Learning

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At QEII Jubilee School all aspects of Safeguarding are important to us. 

The use of the Internet, digital devices and platforms for teaching and learning have become the norm in education. So with this in mind, issues surrounding using these platforms and devices safely and positively is of the utmost importance to us as a school community. 

This section is dedicated to E-Safety and how we are putting into place steps to using the Internet, digital devices, software and apps in a way that promotes safe learning for all. 

As with all aspects of Safeguarding, working  collaboratively with families is the best way to achieve this and the list of resources we have gathered here will give you ideas and tips on how to promote E-Safety when your child is not at school. 

If you have any concerns, questions, or want more advice please contact the school Safeguarding Team who will be happy to speak with you. 

Top Tips:

1- Use a Parent/Carer specific Guide 

Use the parent guides and shopper's checklist form the UK Safer Internet Centre to help you ask the right questions and make informed choices when buying or downloading new technology.

UK Safer Internet Centre

2- Setting Boundaries

Setting boundaries for your child's internet usage may be needed. This will provide your child with a clear understanding of the limits, expectations and consequences of their behaviour. 

Familiarise yourself with the privacy, safety and security tools on new devices; ensure you are in a position to teach your child how to make their accounts private and how to block and report other people online. 

Below are 2 short videos about Internet Safety tips:

 

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For Parent and Carers, please see the following links. 

Advice:

Child Net

Information and reporting of online grooming or abuse from CEOP:

CEOP

NSPCC Net Aware

Net Aware

E-Safety Song- Click on Image

 

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Please find further links below for specific advice about setting parental controls on commonly used devices. These controls limit certain features of games consoles and mobile phones so that the risks of the technology being misused are reduced. 

Nintendo Parental Controls

Xbox/Xbox 360 Parental Controls

Playstation 3 Parental Controls

Playstation 4 Parental Controls

Xbox One Parental Controls

Smartphone Devices

Gaming Devices

Internet Enabled Devices

BBC Bitesize

Additional Useful Resources:

More detailed information and advice can be found from the UK's leading child protection websites.:

Get Safe Online

UK Safer Internet Centre

Common Sense Media

Think U Know

IKeepSafe

Parent Port

Thrivetalk

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