Cyberbullying is the use of

Information Technology to harm or harass other people in a deliberate, repeated, and hostile manner.

• With the increase in use of these technologies, Cyberbullying has become increasingly common, especially among teenagers.

• We GIVE our children the means to do this, or receive it.

• They have MOBILE PHONES, TABLETS, we give them free INTERNET ACCESS.

• We set up MESSAGING SYSTEMS and BLOGS and FORUMS

• We, the SCHOOL, TEACHERS and PARENTS • are in a PARTNERSHIP to TEACH and PROTECT • our children about/from this, and how to deal

with it if it happens.

We have a very strong filter, so NO Social Networking. Would you like to try that for yourselves? Type in www.twitter.com, or www.facebook.com.

Sites are blocked centrally, but also on request. When one Westminster Head requests a blocking, all schools are blocked. We have Safe Search locked on, as a default setting. We display warnings on posters … look at this room, and in the Classroom, by the class PC. We use our website. We teach our children. We lock the ICT Suite, and children are not allowed unaccompanied access to our computers. We review their work physically over their shoulders at all times. We have a Managed Learning Environment (Fronter) where there are Forums, and up until recently the children were able to send each other electronic messages. This facility has recently been removed by the new Headteacher.

However … we do not disable Google, or Youtube for instance, because these are such a valuable source of digital information, and wonderful teaching resource.

There are Forums (on Fronter) where the children are able to write for all to see.

There is the Class Three Blog, which is moderated daily by the Classteacher.

The use of mobile phones within the school is forbidden, and all phones are handed in and stored securely by the School Office.

UNIT SAFETY & SECURITY(CONTACT)

DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP(CONDUCT)

RESEARCH AND INFORMATION LITERACY(CONTENT) ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Strands Unit 1 – Safety Unit 2 - Security Unit 1 – Digital Life Unit 2 – Privacy & Digital Footprints

Unit 3 – Connected Culture

Unit 4 – Respecting Creative Work Unit 1 - Searching Unit 2 – Research and

Evaluation

ReceptionHector’s World: 1 - Your personal information online (5 lessons)

Hector’s World: 2 – Cyberbullying (1 lesson)Hector’s World: 3 - Computer security (1 lesson)

Zippep’s Astro Circus(9 lessons)Lee and Kim(9 lessons)See also Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 & 2: E-Literacy and E-Safety Framework (RBKC SoW)And Digital Literacy and Citizenship Overview (SWGfL SoW)

Year 1

Sharing Personal Information

(1)(6 lessons)

What is real?

(6 lessons)

ABC searching

(1 lesson)

Sites I like(1 lesson)

See also Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 & 2: E-Literacy and E-Safety Framework (RBKC SoW)And Digital Literacy and Citizenship Overview (SWGfL SoW)

Year 2Going places Safely

(1 lesson)

Keep it private(1 lesson)

Sending Emails(1 lesson)

Following the Digital Trail

(1 lesson)

Cyberbullying (1)(6 lessons)

Screen out the Mean(1 lesson)

Finding and identifying appropriate online content

(1)(6 lessons)

See also Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 & 2: E-Literacy and E-Safety Framework (RBKC SoW)And Digital Literacy and Citizenship Overview (SWGfL SoW)

Year 3 Staying Safe Online(1 lesson)

Sharing Personal Information

(2)(6 lessons)

My Online Community(1 lesson)

Online Symbols (1)(6 lessons)

Show Respect online(1 lesson)

Using Keywords(1 lesson)

Things for sale(1 lesson)

See also Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 & 2: E-Literacy and E-Safety Framework (RBKC SoW)And Digital Literacy and Citizenship Overview (SWGfL SoW)

Year 4 Talking Safety Online(1 lesson)

Powerful Passwords(1 lesson)

You’ve Won a Prize(1 lesson)

Positive Online Communications

(1)(6 lessons)

Writing Good Emails(1 lesson)

Finding and Identifying Appropriate Online Content

(2)(6 lessons)

Right Sites(1 lesson)

See also Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 & 2: E-Literacy and E-Safety Framework (RBKC SoW)And Digital Literacy and Citizenship Overview (SWGfL SoW)

Year 5

Sharing Personal Information

(3)(6 lessons)

Rings of Responsibility(1 lesson)

Cyberbullying (2)(6 lessons)

Online Symbols (2)(6 lessons)

Choosing a Search Site(1 lesson)

Rating Websites(1 lesson)

Advertising Detectives(1 lesson)

See also Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 & 2: E-Literacy and E-Safety Framework (RBKC SoW)And Digital Literacy and Citizenship Overview (SWGfL SoW)

Year 6 Cybersafety(6 lessons)

Privacy Rules(1 lesson)

Positive Online Communications

(2)(6 lessons)

The Power of Words(1 lesson)

Group Think(1 lesson)

Whose is it anyway?(1 lesson) Don’t be Fooled

(6 lessons)

See also Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stages 1 & 2: E-Literacy and E-Safety Framework (RBKC SoW)And Digital Literacy and Citizenship Overview (SWGfL SoW)

• Our School website mentions several leading websites which give excellent information and advice to both parents and children.• E-safety advice is available, but it not

extrovert on our website.• An E-Safety Scheme of Work is also

available on our website.• The London Grid for Learning has many

free links to advice and information about E-safety