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E-Safety Training 

 

All pupils and staff received extensive online training.  A number of parents also attended the online Safety Training provided.

 

“The Two Johns” website have a number of helpful resources to support Parents and Children.

 

Parents/Guardian please click here

 

The school participates in the National Safer Internet Day and also deliver E-safety regulary as part of the Wider Curriculum Computing lessons and PSHE Curriculum.

 

Newsletters are also provided monthly (produced by Knowsley City Learning Centre) to support parents in ensuring the safety of their children outside of school on current issues and new technology. 

Online Safety guide for Parents/Guardians 

 

There are a number of Websites that Parents/Guardians can access to support with Online Safety.  

 

Below are links to website that may be useful 

 

If you need any further advice please speak to a member of school site who will be able to support you. 

 

WhatsApp guide for Parents 

 

CEOP Website 

 

BBC Own It

 

Child Net International 

 

Think you Know 

What is Cyber Bullying?

 

Cyber bullying (online bullying) is when a person or a group of people uses the internet, email, online games or any other kind of digital technology to threaten, tease, upset or humiliate someone else.

 

How can I ensure my child is not involved in cyber bullying?

 

Monitor what your child is doing online or on their phones.

Talk to your child about the responsibility they have online.

Look at the e-safety rules with your child.

Do not allow your child to have a facebook account - this is illegal before the age of 13... watch the video from CEOP above to learn about why not!

Watch the video below with your child and talk to them about the impact of cyber bullying.

Make your child aware that cyber bullying is a criminal offence and the police could be called if they are involved in cyber bullying.

 

Cyber Bullying - some facts...

 

• 90% of young victims do not inform adults of online bullying issues

• Girls are twice as likely to experience cyberbullying

• Over 40% of all UK secondary school children have been bullied online and one in four have suffered repeated incidents

• Over 80% of children fear that cyberbullying is increasing and getting worse

• Cyberbullying can lead to depression, low self-esteem, low self-confidence, self-harming, social isolation and, in the worst cases, suicide

• Cyberbullying costs the UK education budget over £18 million per year

 

Cyber Bullying is not tolerated at William Bellamy

 

Cyber Bullying - Lets fight it Together

story about a boy called joe who is bullyed becasue he is smart this video goes into what it is like to be cyber bullyed YOU ARE NOT ALONE , get help the song in the video "still fighting it" by "ben folds" EDIT:2009: Wow thanks guys for the views and comments, im really grateful, let others know its not fun and pass it on!

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