ESAFETY@ABBEY
Here at Abbey school we understand the ever changing digital world and recognise the importance of our pupils becoming computer literate. The computing curriculum at Abbey has this at its heart and allows our pupils to become ESMART.
Jobs need to be filled by a generation of young people who feel comfortable with a range of technological devices and understand how these can connect to a world of huge possibilities. However, we also acknowledge that children, through their innocence, may encounter and become involved in dangers whilst online. Below are a range of guidelines, resources and advice about how to keep your child safe as well as an overview of how we approach ESafety with your child..
Jobs need to be filled by a generation of young people who feel comfortable with a range of technological devices and understand how these can connect to a world of huge possibilities. However, we also acknowledge that children, through their innocence, may encounter and become involved in dangers whilst online. Below are a range of guidelines, resources and advice about how to keep your child safe as well as an overview of how we approach ESafety with your child..
Abbey School E-Safety Team
We have 5 members in our E-Safety team, should you wish to speak with us we would be happy to help. Please use our contact page or phone directly on 01709 740074. ** For issues out of school hours or in holiday periods please email safe@abbeyschool.co for advice, for urgent matters please contact the police or CEOP directly.
- Mrs L Windle ( Executive Head Teacher - DSL )
- Mr W Askham ( Head of School - DSL )
- Mrs M Bolsover ( Safeguarding - Deputy DSL)
- Alison Warner( Governor for Safeguarding )
E-Smart Curriculum
Our curriculum provides a wealth of opportunities for our pupils to become digitally aware citizens and enhance their digital literacy. At the same time we understand that ESafety needs to be a subject that is taught continuously and works alongside the opportunities offered for pupils to use new and emerging technology.
This is why we identify all areas of the curriculum that ICT is taught. Responsible online behaviour must be encouraged in pupils, and they must be suitably taught to increase their knowledge and awareness about online safety, which includes: sexting, pornography, downloading, gaming, cyberbullying and social networking
Our vision is for our pupils to be ESMART ambassadors both within school and within the family home. Contact the school for further information on ESafety and up and coming ESafety events.
This is why we identify all areas of the curriculum that ICT is taught. Responsible online behaviour must be encouraged in pupils, and they must be suitably taught to increase their knowledge and awareness about online safety, which includes: sexting, pornography, downloading, gaming, cyberbullying and social networking
Our vision is for our pupils to be ESMART ambassadors both within school and within the family home. Contact the school for further information on ESafety and up and coming ESafety events.
Useful Contacts & links
Abbey School | 01709 740074 or abbey.safe@nexusmat.org |
Abbey E-Safety Policy | Click to open |
Specific Parent Guides | Amazon Fire Tablets |
South Yorkshire police | 0114 296 4357 or 999 (only for emergencies) |
CEOP | Report a problem or Home page |
Child Line | Home page or 0800 1111 |
Internet Matters | Home page or Guide to Social networking |
#DITTO E-Safety Newsletter | Newsletter Archives |
Family Lives Charity | For free advice on family life 0808 800 2222 |
NSPCC | Home page or 0808 800 5000 |
Think you know | Home page |
Growing Up Digital | Web Publication and Report |
Rotherham Safeguarding Board | Home page or 01709 336080 ( MASH Team) |
DoE latest guidance notes (May 17) | Advice_for_parents_on_cyberbullying |
Guide to Social Media & Security Apps | Pros and Cons of Popular Apps |
Help children with SEND have positive experiences online | InternetMatters.org |
Abbey ESafety Newsletters
Parent/Carer help
Useful Guides: I need to report an incident / I’m concerned about my child / I’d like to understand more about keeping my child safe
E-Safety Tips
Tips for Parents: 6-10 | Tips for Parents: 11-13 | Tips for Parents: 14+ |