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Guidance for Schools
This page contains links to guidance for schools on e-safety.

 Guidance for schools documents
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improving Esafety in Primary.pdf
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Recent case study report on how e-safety was improved in two schools with recommendations.
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Using Mobile Phones in School.pdf
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Austrian Institute for Applied Telecommunications produced this guidance aimed at teachers of 12-15 year olds. It includes information on young people's use of phones, the risks, legal aspects and how they can support learning and teaching.
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Esafety Newsletter Summer 2011.doc
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Access to the summer newsletter.
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Esafety Newsletter Autumn 2011.doc
Esafety Newsletter Autumn 2011Use SHIFT+ENTER to open the menu (new window).
The latest newsletter includes information on e-safety linked to the new Ofsted framework, South Gloucestershire e-safety award, Safer Internet Day, news from SWGfL and Safer Internet Centre as well as an update on new resources.
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Behaviour and Discipline in Schools.pdf
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Guide for head teachers and staff.
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 Guidance for schools web links
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CCTV Guidance DevonUse SHIFT+ENTER to open the menu (new window).
Two page guidance sheet from Devon County Council on CCTV in schools.
CCTV Guide for OrganisationsUse SHIFT+ENTER to open the menu (new window).
CCTV Advice ATLUse SHIFT+ENTER to open the menu (new window).
Checking you out onlineUse SHIFT+ENTER to open the menu (new window).
BBC learning zone clip showing how much information can be available about people online telling the story of Craig, aged 15.
 
Kent E-safety ResourcesUse SHIFT+ENTER to open the menu (new window).
Link to Kent Trust e-safety policies, information and guidance. The updated 2012 e-Safety Policy Template builds upon the foundations laid by previous editions and incorporates new content and is provided as a framework to support schools and other settings when writing and updating e-Safety policies. The e-Safety policy is essential in setting out how the school plans to develop and establish its e-Safety approach and to identify core principles which all members of the school community need to be aware of and understand. New content includes:
  • New and updated discussion material in relation to establishing school policies and procedures
  • Updated sections regarding cyberbullying, learning platforms and personal devices 
  • Content regarding responding to e-Safety incidents and the use of Social media tools 
  • Updated audit, contact information and references to useful materials
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