Internet Safety Awareness. St James RC Primary School 11-2-14.

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Presentation transcript:

Internet Safety Awareness. St James RC Primary School

Safer Internet Day ‘How can we create a better internet?’ Whole school assemblies. Whole school activities. Age appropriate ideas and activities. Emphasis on creating ideas for apps/games/websites. Y5/6 Internet Use Survey

Results - Year 5

Results – Year 6

Example of KS1 resources.

Example of KS2 resource.

Steps in school. Children are monitored by an adult at all times when on the internet. Use given websites and when researching using keywords the teacher has searched for already. Know the system for reporting any inappropriate content- immediately tell staff. LGfL filtering system. No access to social networking/most games websites. E-Safety Incident book

Social Networking/interaction Focus Area Facebook - age to create a profile is 13 Problems with identity. Photographs- specifically in school uniform. Can not be friends with teachers- past/present pupils. Privacy settings. Cyber bullying. Resources section. Facebook Checklist.

Do you know your friends? Who can find what you post on Facebook? Be in control of what you share online. How does your profile appear? How do you use your Friends lists? Do you know how to de-activate your account?

It is now not just Facebook. Facebook Xbox Live/Playstation Plus/Network Messenger on ipad/ipods Snap chat WhatsApp Online gaming – creating a profile

Makewav.es

Contracts. Parents, children and staff. Acceptable use of social networking/general internet safety. Cyber safety e.g copying, downloading Year 4 domains - opening other people’s files. Following the instructions of the teacher/staff member.

Year 6 Devices in school. Kindles/e-readers- ‘experimental.’ Yr 6 Kindle Fires Yr 6 Mobile Phones Yr 6

CEOP Resources CEOP – Child Exploitation and Online Protection Service. Think U Know- resources for 8-10 year olds.

Computing at St James Split in to 3 different sections Processing Skills Programming Skills Online/Multimedia Skills Use netbooks, iPads and laptops across the curriculum. Topics are taught specifically and used across the curriculum. Reception- supporting learning and ELG. YearProcessingProgrammingOnline/Multimedia Skills. 4Data Handling in Excel Advanced Scratch Programming Stop Motion Animation

New National Curriculum

Coding Textual Interface – i.e writing the coding behind a textual interface Programming Language Logic

Reception

Year 1 Programming beebots Creating programming language Recording on computers Trialling, Bugging and Testing.

Year 2 MS Logo

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Year 6

Whole School Overview Teacher Subject Knowledge Training Downloading new software Code Club – New Group of Children in September – Cannot repeat the club – Leader is a volunteer. Specialist in programming helping to start Y5/6 units.

Questions

Useful Links Websites regarding Internet Safety: