Online Safety

E-safety

The National Curriculum states that by the end of KS1 children should be taught to:

use technology safely and respectfully,
keep personal information private
identify where to go for help and support when they have concerns about content or contact on the internet or other online technologies.

At Wootton Bassett Infants' we are constantly reviewing our safeguarding practice to make sure we are up to date with current procedures. Our policy can be found on the policy page

Permission for use of Images

When we use images of children on either the school website or promotional material permission is sought from parents/carers before they are published. Children are never individually named or identified.

Online Safety Newsletters

Please find below our newsletters that include guidance and support on how parents can keep their children safe when using technology and going online.

Online Safety Newsletter November 2022

Online Safety Newsletter July 2022

PEGI Labels

Balancing Screen Time

Safer Internet Day 2023

As part of our online safety initiative, we took part in Safer Internet Day on the 8th February 2023. This year the focus was ‘Want to talk about it? Making space for conversations about life online’ which explored the importance of talking about life online and how to stay safe. The day consisted of a range of activities from creating a ‘magic window’ to look into the future of the online world to designing their own tablet games. The children also had opportunities to use the computer resources we have in school such as the Chromebooks, floor robots, and tablets.

Please take a look at our Twitter page to see some photos from the day.