John Khan – Anti-Bullying Coordinator East Sussex County Council.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Haygrove School – E Safety Induction E Safety Update #protecting your professional identity.

Advertisements

Learning outcomes Know that it is okay to be different How we are all the same but different How we include people in the things we do.

Key Stage Three Resources

Online safety for parents and carers How to support your children to stay safe online.

The aim of the week: Young people recognise and challenge bullying behaviour wherever it happens - whether face to face or in cyberspace.

Thursday 26 th Feb. What is my child doing online? Playing Games Making Friends Talking to people Sharing Searching Using a mobile phone.

Online Safety October 2014 Background  85% of children aged 5-7 have access to the internet at home  75% of children your age have a social media profile.

E-Safety What are the risks posed to your child online?

The key aim for the week is: To ensure children are able to recognise and challenge bullying behaviour wherever it happens - whether face to face or in.

Presented By Michelle Decker Elements Laws Classroom It’s our responsibility.

Cyber Safety and Digital Citizenship.

Cyber Bullying BEAT BULLYING.

ICT E-SAFETY ARCHIBALD FIRST SCHOOL. ICT Mark Only the 2 nd school in Newcastle LA to achieve the award: October 2009 Only the 2 nd school in Newcastle.

E - Safety What is it?. When do we need to be e-safe?

Technology is a wonderful thing that few of us could see ourselves doing without and when it comes to personal safety it can be of great benefit. However.

 Any form of digital communication can be risky e.g. Friending learners on Facebook.

Next Generation Learning How good is your Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)? Presented by Ruth Hammond, Manager, Safeguarding Programmes Presented at BETT 2009.

Children online: Risks they might face Awareness raising session - Primary.

Internet Safety Parents Students Enter Here Enter Here.

Helping you and your family to stay in control. YouTubeWhatsApp Instagram Facebook Google Moviestar Planet Twitter Oovoo Amazon Club Penguin.

I promise…. To always ask my parents before going online.

Online Safety Parent Workshop Helping to keep your children safe online.

Online Safety Parent Workshop Windsor Community Primary School December 10 th 2015.

THINK CYBER SMART, BE CYBER SMART! CYBER SAFETY AND DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP IN A CLASSROOM.

Online Safety and Privacy Understanding online privacy and how your information is shared.

 E-safety is when you are safe on the internet  E-safety concerns safeguarding children and young people in the digital world.  e-Safety emphasises.

E-Safety Challenge College. Learning Objectives To explore the benefits and risks associated with mobile phones.

How our school’s core values help prevent bullying behaviour.

Key Stage Four Resources. The key aim for the week is: To ensure all young people are equipped to recognise and challenge bullying behaviour wherever.

Riverside Primary School Parent Meeting st Century Learners – a few facts: young people aged had the highest rate of internet use at June.

Whitley and Eggborough Anti-bullying week. What is bullying? ‘’Behaviour by an individual or group, usually repeated over time, that intentionally hurts.

Safer Internet Day 2016 This ‘bite sized’ resource was developed by John Khan (Lead Practitioner - Anti-Bullying Works) aspects of which are adapted from.

“How do I keep my child safe online?” Miss Johnstone Computing Co-ordinator “Parents / Carers are the one important factor in the home environment to keep.

CCJS e-Safety Questionnaire Q3: What Class are you in?

Use Use technology to gather information, communicate, or to just-have-fun.

Parenting the “Net Generation” What makes our kids “click”? Coquitlam SD 43 DPAC April 22, 2013 Wireless information Guest account User Name : SD43Guest.

Safer Internet Day Benefits and risks of digital technologies.

ESAFETY SAFER INTERNET DAY: FEB.10, INTRO: INTERNET SAFETY.

How to be E-safe Objective To know how to use Technology responsibly in today’s world. Outcome To create a Responsible use of Technology poster suitable.

E-safety Parent Workshop Helping to keep your children safe online.

E-safety workshop for parents Play your part for a better internet John Khan – Lead Practitioner for Anti-Bullying.

Kender Primary School E-Safety for Parents and Carers *Look at how children use the internet *Raise awareness of eSafety issues *Offer guidance on how.

KS3 Lesson 4 : What is ok in a teenage relationship?

Aristotle, a great thinker, once said: “We are what we repeatedly do.”

DIGITAL SAFETY City of Edinburgh Council Digital Learning Team.

Your kids online – challenges and solutions. Fact or fiction? 1. How many hours a week do children aged between spend online on average? a)18 hours.

Online Instant Messaging Chat Rooms Social Networks Internet Surfing Mobile Phones Gaming Sharing Files Uploading Videos.

Keeping Safe Online A Guide for Parents. Quality & Improvement Service nyASSIST Data for children in the Craven area % of Year 6 pupils have their.

Solihull online safety toolkit Online safety for parents and carers [Schoolname] [Date] Details.

E-Safety St Augustine’s RC Primary School Thursday 8 th October 2015.

Cyber Chip New for 2016.

Coquitlam River Elementary School February 27, 2013

Internet Safety Grade 6.

Internet Safety Guidelines October 3, 2016

E – SAFETY Being safe online

Welcome to our E – Safety Open Evening.

What does your digital footprint say about you?

E – SAFETY Being safe online

Living with technology Helping you and your family to stay in control

Seghill First School 10th May 2013

Technology is a wonderful thing that few of us could see ourselves doing without and when it comes to personal safety it can be of great benefit.

Internet Safety By Ruby.

STOP. THINK. CONNECT. Online Safety Quiz.

Northwold Primary School

seeing content that is inappropriate

Safer computing week Create, connect and share respect.

Safer Internet Day 2017 Be the change: unite for a better internet

The Power of Image This assembly is for Safer Internet Day 2017.Safer Internet Day in the UK is run by the UK Safer Internet Centre and this year’s theme.

Presentation transcript:

John Khan – Anti-Bullying Coordinator East Sussex County Council

Safer Internet Day 2013

Connect with Respect

Ground rules Listen and respect other people’s points of view Offer help and support when it is needed Some issues will be sensitive Don’t use peoples’ names when giving examples Join in and have fun

Learning outcomes I will have reflected on my online rights and responsibilities I know to respect the feelings of others when using the internet I know the consequences of inappropriate online behaviour

What are my digital rights and responsibilities?

Intenet Benefits of using the internet Risks of using the internet Rights Responsibilities Outline below what you think the benefits and risks are and what right and responsibilities you have when using the internet.

Mobile phones Benefits of mobile phones Risks of mobile phones Rights Responsibilities Outline below what you think the benefits and risks are and rights and responsibilities you have when using mobile phones.

Social Networking Sites (SNS) Benefits of SNS Risks of SNS Rights Responsibilities Outline below what you think the benefits and risks are and rights abd responsibilities you have when using Social Networking Sites e.g. Facebook.

Online Gaming Benefits of online gaming Risks of online gaming Rights Responsibilities Outline below what you think the benefits and risks are and rights and responsibilities you have when use online gaming sites.

Managing your online reputation

Why is managing your online reputation important?

My digital footprint Be aware of your digital footprint Be responsible for your digital footprint

REMEMBER The internet never forgets!