E-Safety

E-safety is a big part of our safeguarding agenda at Hayes and also forms part of our ICT provision in lessons at KS3 and across our Personal Development programme.


The 4 C’s help to identify and recognise where online risks can arise:
CONTENT: Being exposed to illegal, inappropriate or harmful content. For example: pornography, fake news, self-harm, suicide, radicalisation and extremism.
CONDUCT: Personal online behaviour that increases the likelihood of, or causes, harm. For example: making, sending and receiving explicit messages and online bullying.
CONTACT: Being subjected to harmful online interaction with other users. For example: peer to peer pressure, adults posing as children (grooming) and commercial advertising.
COMMERCE: Risks such as online gambling, inappropriate advertising, phishing and/or financial scams

 

E safety

Below are some useful links provided by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre to help students, parents & carers understand the threats that children may be exposed to on-line as well as ways of dealing with them.

We would encourage parents/carers to support their child by spending some time looking through the various links and discussing internet safety with your children.

Our E-Safety assemblies for all students take place during Safer Internet Week in February in addition and in line with our E-safety Policy (link below) Year 7 and 12 students receive E-safety Training delivered by an external provider in November. There is also an opportunity for parents/carers to attend E-safety Awareness Training in November. The resources from previous presentations are shared below.

The Hayes School e-safety policy can be found here

 

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Vodafone Digital Parenting

Pokemon Go parents guide NSPCC

CEOP's Parent and Carer information page

Childnet International

Think U Know

Childline On-line Mobile Safety 

Parents Protect

The Hayes School E-Safety Policy is available here

Online Safety presentation
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Online safety information for parents and carers
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