E-Safety at St Oswald’s Primary School March 2016 Presentation for parents Hand in hand we love, laugh, learn.

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E-Safety at St Oswald’s Primary School March 2016 Presentation for parents Hand in hand we love, laugh, learn.

Objective: To provide information and advice on how to keep your children safe whilst using the internet -Raise awareness of risks -Provide you with tips for online safety

The need for this….

BenefitsRisk Educational games and programmes Research information The opportunity to communicate with people from all around the world The opportunity to share resources and ideas with people that have the same interests Shopping around the world without leaving your computer Paedophiles use the internet to meet young people People lying to others online Bullying using the internet (Cyberbulling) Seeing inappropriate images and material Viruses and pop ups Sexting

Text/Chat/ speak quiz 2moro - 2nite – ASL - BRB - BTW - B4N - BCNU - BFF - CYA - DBEYR - FUD - FWIW - GR8 - ILY - IMO - IRL - ISO - J/K - L8R - LMAO - LOL – LYLAS - MHOTY - NIMBY - NP - NUB - OIC - OMG - OT - POV – POS - RBTL - RT - THX or TX or THKS - SITD - SOL - STBY - SWAK - TLC - TMI - TTYL - TYVM - VBG - WEG - WYWH - XOXO -

JIGSAW Social Media

How our VLE helps

Internet Safety Quiz

Top Tips 1.Positive choices 2.When in doubt – stop, think, ask 3.Privacy/personal info 4.Spam/pop ups/etc 5.Stanger danger 6.Teach them how to use social media safely 7.Parent/child dialogue 8.Flag it up if it upsets you 9.Know how to check up on them 10.Know where to go to for info

‘Being safe is about being smart, making the right choices and knowing what to do when you just don’t feel happy about something.’ Questions