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    Online Safety

    At St Mary of Charity Church of England Primary School, the safety and well-being of our children is our highest priority—both in school and online. We understand that the digital world offers incredible opportunities for learning and connection, but it also presents risks that we must all work together to manage.

    This page is designed to support parents and carers in helping children stay safe while using technology. We believe that online safety is a shared responsibility between school, home, and the wider community. By working together, we can empower our children to use the internet responsibly, confidently, and safely.

    Our Commitment to Online Safety

    • We have robust policies and systems in place to filter and monitor internet use on school devices.
    • We provide regular education to children about how to stay safe online, including understanding the risks associated with harmful content, inappropriate contact, and online conduct.
    • Our staff receive ongoing training to keep up to date with the latest online safety practises.
    • We encourage open communication between children, parents, and school staff regarding any online concerns.

    How You Can Help at Home

    • Talk regularly with your child about their online activities and experiences.
    • Set clear rules about the use of devices and internet access.
    • Use parental controls and monitoring tools to help manage what your child can access.
    • Encourage your child to come to you or a trusted adult if they encounter anything upsetting or unsafe online.

    Useful Resources for Parents

    If you have any concerns or questions about online safety, please do not hesitate to contact our designated safeguarding lead at the school. Together, we can create a safe and supportive online environment for all our children.

    Thank you for your partnership in keeping our children safe.

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