Code of Conduct Grade 5 2016.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Are you being a safe and successful digital citizen? E-safety
Advertisements

INTERNET SAFETY FOR STUDENTS
Information for Students and Families
Are you being a safe and successful digital citizen?
Welcome to Safety First for Girl Scouts Tips for Staying Safe Online.
INTERNET SAFETY FOR STUDENTS
+ An Introduction to Safety on the Internet 1 Material and Advice provided by:
Internet Safety.
Internet Safety & Online Citizenship
Be More…Tech Savvy A Workshop for Elementary Students about Internet Safety.
Technology can help us: Communicate with others Gather information Share ideas Be entertained Technology has improved our quality of life!
TUA for Primary Students This presentation was created to help students in Preschool – Grade 2 understand our district’s Technology Use Agreement before.
Talk to your child about what they’re up to online. Be a part of their online life; involve the whole family and show an interest. Find out what sites.
TECHNOLOGY USE AGREEMENT FOR STUDENTS GRADES 3-8 This presentation was created to help students understand the district’s Technology Use Agreement before.
On-line Safety and Student . I understand there are certain rules I need to follow when I am online.
Welcome to Week 2 in the computer lab Let’s get started!
Internet Safety Krista Sell IST 525 Kutztown University Summer 2011.
The internet is an inspiring and positive place. It is an amazing resource which enables people (young and old) to connect, communicate and be creative.
KIDS RULES FOR ONLINE SAFETY AN ONLINE SAFETY CONTRACT FOR KIDS.
Kids’ Online Safety Rules. 1. I will not give out personal information such as my address, telephone number, parents’ work address/telephone number without.
KS2 E-Safety assembly How to be smart and keep safe online.
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP TRAINING BEING A SAFE AND SUCCESSFUL USER OF ICT.
Learning Objectives Identify Cyberbullying Use Technology Resources Responsibly Use Technology Resources Safely Use Technology Resources Respectfully.
Welcome to Week 2 in the computer lab. Last week you learned step 1 of the morning routine. Today we will learn how to complete the entire routine!
Communicating safely and appropriately online. Why do we need passwords?
Online Reputation A guide for children aged 7+
Internet Safety Is this how to protect children? Justine Sutcliffe.
Gosbecks E-Safety Guide
Internet Etiquette or Netiquette
Internet Safety How to stay safe online.
Safer Internet Day.
Communicating safely and appropriately online
Keeping Children Safe Online
Google Classroom Code:
How To Be Safe On The Internet
Online safety Use your CyberSense!.
SAFEGUARDING SCHOOL COUNCIL
10 Tips for Staying Safe Online
Technology Guidelines for Students
Welcome to Week 3 in the computer lab
Online safety Andrew Rush.
Introducing Roseberry’s Digital Leaders
Working to Keep our Children Safe in a World Filled with Technology
Appropriate Use of Technology
Acceptable Use Policy for Pupils
How many of these apps do you really know?
Internet Safety Guidelines
STOP. THINK. CONNECT. Online Safety Quiz.
Digital Learning in Portree Primary School
Be Safe, Be Seen, Be Secure
Digital Citizenship and You.
Welcome to Ms. Graham’s Class Classroom Expectations
SafeSurfing Module 5 September 2016.
Safer Internet Day 2017 Be the change: unite for a better internet
Uppingham Community College
Can I talk about how I maintain positive relationships?
Technology Guidelines for Students
Home- School Agreement.
Helping Others Stay Safe Online
1.8 Safe and happy online I am aware of how friendships are formed and that likes, dislikes, special qualities and needs can influence relationships.
Here are some good questions to start out the presentation:
Rules To Help You Navigate the Internet Safely
Information, Communication and Technology
Midfield Primary School
Staying safe online Use privacy settings Dangers – identity theft, appearing rude/angry, Think before you share pictures or personal information Use.
Online Safety Assembly 2019
Online Safety: Rights and Responsibilities
Reproductive Health & Safety
Staying Safe Online By Alice and William.
Scribner Road Internet Safety Rules
Presentation transcript:

Code of Conduct Grade 5 2016

How to make good use of Our Code of Conduct Booklets You have a responsibility to: • understand the sentences on each page and what is expected of you as a member of our school • complete each page neatly • follow our rules in your day to day activities both at school and on excursions etc. At school we should: • feel safe • care about others • respect others • co-operate with others • value the differences in others • follow good leadership displayed in others • develop strong friendships with others • learn about our place in our community • be committed to life-long learning By following our Code Of Conduct, you are helping us to: • support each other to follow our 5Cs • have a whole school approach to learning and playing happily and safely together • work together to make Apollo Parkways Primary School a great school There are consequences for not following our school’s Code of Conduct. I am aware of these consequences. Use Explain Everything or Draw to sign and date this agreement and insert it here

The 5Cs Caring Courtesy Co-operation Contribution CONSIDERATION Listed below are our school values. Show your creativity and bling your list! Caring Courtesy Co-operation Contribution CONSIDERATION

Classroom Rules We make our classroom rules with our teacher. They help us to learn and get along with one another. Use Comic Life to design a poster to display your classroom rules. When complete embed an image of your poster in the space above.

Manners Be polite, considerate and respectful of all others including teachers, peers and visitors to the school. Write a list of 10 manners that you like displayed to you. Place them in order from 10 to 1 with the one you consider most important at the top.

School rules help keep us safe and able to have fun. In Grade 5 we have rules to protect our iPads too. In the morning, from 8.30 a.m., when we arrive at school we put our iPads safely into the filing cabinet in our classroom. Our iPads remain inside during recess and lunchtime so we can play. Take a photo of you putting your iPad in the filing cabinet insert it onto the iPad screen to the left.

Read our school’s anti bullying practices on the following two slides. Behaviour Bullying of any kind is unacceptable. This includes cyberbullying. Bullying includes: verbal or written putdowns exclusion of others victimising others physical and online harassment unwanted physical contact Read our school’s anti bullying practices on the following two slides. Design a poster in Comic Life to give your buddy, with a message of how to behave in the playground. The focus for Prep is being a good friend. The focus for Grade 1 is caring for your friends. Embed an image of your poster into this slide.

identification with Apollo Parkways Primary School. Uniform We should take pride in wearing our correct school uniform. Our uniform gives us a sense of identification with Apollo Parkways Primary School. Jewellery is not part of school uniform and coloured nail polish should not be worn at school. Use Draw to create a symbol that could be displayed around the school to show that we understand that it isn’t safe to wear jewellery when we play on equipment or during sporting activities. Insert the symbol above.

Being punctual demonstrates consideration for others. Punctuality Being punctual demonstrates consideration for others. Be punctual to class, specialist classes, meetings, sport and assembly. List three things that you do to ensure you are punctual. Write some tips to help someone who is late to class after the bell.

Water helps us stay healthy and hydrated. Health and hydration Water helps us stay healthy and hydrated. Can you research why water and hydration is important to your health? Write a couple of sentences to summarise your findings. Include an image and don’t forget to site both sources.

Responsibility Take care of your own belongings. Be considerate and respect the belongings of others. Take photos of your three most treasured belongings. - insert the image/s How would you feel if you lent them to someone and they gave them back to you damaged or broken? Why is it important to look after the belongings of others?

In Grade 5 we should develop more responsibility for ourselves. What are some of your responsibilities at home? 1. 2. 3. Rate your level of responsibility. Bold the description that best fits you. At home I am very responsible I am responsible most of the time. I am not very responsible What new job can you take on at home that will help you to be more responsible?

Leadership - Qualities We are all leaders in Grade 5 Highlight the words that you think best describe you. helpful creative honest organized athletic determined happy careful brave serious confident enthusiastic sensitive responsible funny kind Ask a friend to tell you what they think are your best qualities. Write the qualities they admire in you in the four blank boxes above.

Leadership We are role models in Grade 5. Younger students look to us to model appropriate behaviour, work habits, manners and adherence to school rules. I can do the following to be a good role model at Apollo Parkways Primary School.

Technology & internet @ apollo Cybersafety @ apollo Technology & internet @ apollo When I use my iPad, technologies and the internet, I have responsibilities and rules to follow. I agree to: • use the Internet at school to help me to learn • use the technology at school for learning, use the equipment properly and not interfere with the work or data of another student • keep myself and my friends safe by not giving out personal details including full names, telephone numbers, addresses and images and protecting my password • not bring or download unauthorised programs, including games, to the school or run them on school computers • only use websites as directed by my teacher • remember that the content on the web is someone’s property and ask my teacher to help me get permission if I want to use information or pictures • think carefully about what I read on the Internet, question if it is from a reliable source and use the information to help me answer any questions (I should not copy and paste the information as my answer). • talk to my teacher or another adult if: o I need help online o I am not sure what I should be doing on the Internet o I come across sites which are not suitable for our school o someone writes something I don’t like, or makes me and my friends feel uncomfortable or asks me to provide information that I know is private. o I feel that the welfare of other students at the school is being threatened by online activities • be respectful in how I talk to and work with others online and never write or participate in online bullying • be respectful in the photos I take or video I capture and never use them as a tool for bullying I acknowledge and agree to follow these rules. I understand that I may not be able to access the internet or related technologies at school if I do not act responsibly. Use Explain Everything or Draw to sign and date this agreement and insert it here as an image.