E-safety Staying Safe online and offline
The introduction of the new Computing curriculum aims to equip pupils with the knowledge, understanding and skills to use information and communication technology creatively and purposefully. A key aspect of this lies in being digitally literate. Online technologies play a huge role and so providing a broad and balanced e-safety education at each key stage is vital to ensuring that pupils can navigate the online world safely and positively. Details of the discreet digital literacy lessons which your children will be taught during Computing lessons at Corbridge Middle School are provided on this page.
E-safety is well-embedded as part of our school practice and as well as the discreet units taught below, there are many other opportunities where children and staff focus and reinforce staying safe online across the complete Computing curriculum, across other curriculum areas and during school assemblies. You can also view our school e-safety policy here ...
We also provide e-safety awareness advice and training for staff, parents/carers and other stakeholders. Events are advertised via the school newsletter and on our school calendar. Please contact the School Office or Mr Johnston if you are interested in attending an event or would like advice or further information.
E-safety is well-embedded as part of our school practice and as well as the discreet units taught below, there are many other opportunities where children and staff focus and reinforce staying safe online across the complete Computing curriculum, across other curriculum areas and during school assemblies. You can also view our school e-safety policy here ...
We also provide e-safety awareness advice and training for staff, parents/carers and other stakeholders. Events are advertised via the school newsletter and on our school calendar. Please contact the School Office or Mr Johnston if you are interested in attending an event or would like advice or further information.
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