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eSafety Parent Information Workshop

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Why is this important?

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What does eSafety mean in school?

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The National Curriculum

The National Curriculum computing aims state that pupils must be taught to be:

• responsible,

• competent,

• confident,

• creative users of information and communication technology.

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The National Curriculum The National Curriculum has Attainment Targets for both Key Stage One and Key Stage Two. For both Key Stages there is a ‘E-Safety’ target, which focuses on supporting children to interact safely, responsibly and respectfully in the digital world. Key Stage One: use technology safely and respectfully, keeping personal information private; identify where to go for help and support when they have concerns about content or contact on the internet or other online technologies Key Stage Two: use technology safely, respectfully and responsibly; recognise acceptable/unacceptable behaviour; identify a range of ways to report concerns about content and contact.

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How does Grange Farm teach E-safety?

• Each half term the children at Grange Farm have a different Computing focus.

• In Autumn of each year the entire school do a unit of work purely focusing on E-safety.

• Each unit is tailored to the needs and maturity of each year group.

• Year 6 have an additional E-safety unit at the end of the year in Summer where they will focus more specifically on themes to do with transition and moving on to big school.

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Curriculum • The computing curriculum at Grange Farm involves using a variety

of hardware and software.

• In addition to a focused E-safety unit staff will also cover E-safety every half term as pupils are exposed to different devices, applications and online interactions.

• Every time children are introduced to new hardware and software staff will remind pupils of the core principles of E-Safety as well as giving specific guidelines that are

• relevant to that half term’s learning.

• Over each school year, children will then be able to apply their E-safety learning in a controlled and safe environment.

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What can you do at home?

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Children

• Children today are growing up in a digital world – they are digital natives!

• Many children are more confident, competent and able users of digital hardware than their parents.

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Protecting your children at home

• Many children these days have access to

iPads, iPhones and iPods, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Sticks, Netflix ... the list is endless!

• All of these mediums are a gateway to the online world.

Many apps gather data from your phones, often without the user being

aware!

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Apps Did you know that there is an app that is a functional calculator but who’s principal purpose is to act as a vault to hide photographs and video?

This app is free to download. It also comes with an age rating of 4+.

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Apps There are a few different versions of poof! And the description of what this app does is not accurate on most app stores. Poof! Enables the user to hide apps. There is also Poof! Texting which deletes messages as soon as they have been read.

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Lots of apps, with different names provide a ‘hiding’ service. These apps are usually completely free.

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Apps

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There is an app called Smashdude which is presented a fun, stress relieving app. It involves torturing a puppet with guns, electricity and more. On Google this has a PEGI rating of 7+.

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There is also an unlicensed app where you can perform c-section surgery on Anna and Elsa from Frozen.

There are various ‘perform emergency surgery’ on pregnant mother apps, most with a rating of 3+ on google apps.

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Some Top Tips

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Make sure that your iPad, iPhone, tablet or device is set to always ask for a password, even when downloading free apps. Remember just because it appears to have a child’s theme doesn’t mean it is suitable!

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Turn off Location Services

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You can turn location services, or GPS, off by going in to the device settings. This will keep the Apps and photos from posting the exact location or whereabouts of the phone user. Some apps share information on the location of the user.

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Enable Restrictions

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This allows you to enable or disable certain apps and services when restrictions are enabled. You can enable restrictions on all apple devices.

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Youtube is full of great videos by genuine posters! But it is also full of many inappropriate videos, as well as adverts and spam..

You can enable restricted mode by…

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Check a Browser’s Search History

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Computers…

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If you have a family computer you can Windows 10 enables you to set up different user accounts. You are then able to monitor, track and control what your child encounters online

and also when they are able to get access to the computer.

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Windows 10 Family Accounts

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The user does need their own email address .

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Windows 10 Settings

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Windows 10 Settings

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Windows 10 Settings

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Windows 10 allows you to set times and days that the device can be accessed.

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Where can you get more advice and support?

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Trusted sites to get information from…

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The NSPCC has a lot of information about Online Safety and also a section on Cyberbullying.

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Anyone can report issues on Think-u-Know. It is also a very useful source of information for parents and has sections for children too.

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CEOP is an arm of the National Crime Agency. Again, this site can be used to report issues and also has lots of useful information for parents.

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You can come to see us.

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Grange Farm Primary School Dewsbury Avenue, Styvechale, Coventry, CV3 6NF

Telephone: 024 7641 1098 Email:

adminstaff@grangefarm.coventry.sch.uk http://www.grangefarmschool.co.uk/

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