E-Safety and Hwb Parent Presentation

Mr M. Coles, Miss K. Witcombe and Mr. Glyn Rogers

Thursday 11th February 2016

E-Safety and Hwb Parent Presentation

1.0 Changing Times

2.0 Difficulties Faced by Children Online

3.0 School

4.0 Home

5.0 Resources

6.0 Hwb

7.0 Questions

8.0 Review

1.0 Changing Times

1.0 Changing Times When I was young…

…Windows was something you hated cleaning.

…Memory was something you lost with age. …Log on was to add another log onto a burning fire. …A hard drive was a drive in the car, that was more than 4 hours long. …A mouse pad was where a mouse lived. …Web was a spider’s home. …A virus is when you had the flu.

1.0 Changing Times In 1990

Landline Phone

Letter

Meet in person

1.0 Changing Times In 2016

Landline Phone

Letter

Meet in person

Computer and Laptops

Mobile Phones

Tablets

1.0 Changing Times Today’s Culture

• 24/7 Communication

• Impulse

• Peer Pressure

• Down Time

2.0 Difficulties Faced by Children Online

• Downloading viruses / spyware.

• Receiving spam emails / scams.

• Violent / hateful comments.

• Harassment / bullying.

• Sexual / pornographic material.

• Peer pressure to use social media. • Meeting stranger online / grooming.

“youtube CEOP jigsaw for 8 -10 year olds”

2.0 Difficulties Faced by Children Online (Grooming)

• Videos by Child Exploitation and Online Protection Service (CEOP)

• Google the phase:

3.0 School Spring and Summer Term 2016

• Half termly e-safety assemblies led by teachers.

• Half termly e-safety lessons.

• Addressing e-safety issues in class.

• Discussion of e-safety current trends in class.

• E-safety policy.

• Digital Leaders / Computer Cadets training.

• 360 Review of e-safety (Hwb).

3.0 School Moving Forward Into 2016 / 2017

• Half termly e-safety assemblies led by children.

• Guest speakers.

• Parental workshops. • Annual Safer Internet Days.

• Staff / Governor training sessions.

3.0 School Message to FP Children

• Introduction to HWB and its software. • Importance of keeping usernames and passwords safe. • Smartie the Penguin – staying safe online.

• “Before you click you need to think and tell someone!”

3.0 School Message to KS2 Children

• Eight Tips for Staying Safe Online: [1] Online friendships.

[2] Be respectful.

[3] Digital footprints.

[4] Think before you post.

[5] Know who you are speaking to.

[6] Protect your identity.

[7] It’s not always real.

[8] Keep a healthy balance.

4.0 Home

• Talking to your child about:

Friendships. (For 11 year olds, 1 in every 10 friends they didn’t know in the real World)

Security settings.

What information to share (including pictures).

Location settings / Tagging.

Strategies. • Parental controls / age restrictions.

• Passwords.

• Family area.

4.0 Home

• Google search.

• Warning signs.

• Join them.

• Current affairs.

5.0 Resources

• Hwb

• NSPCC

• thinkuknow

• CEOP

• Parents

• Recent BBC News Article (attached)

5.0 Hwb

• Password and Letter.

• Support teaching and learning across whole curriculum.

• Develop use of ICT for education in school / home.

• Mr Glyn Rogers (Digital Leader, Digital Learning Unit, Department for Education and Skills, Welsh Government).

6.0 Questions

E-Safety and Hwb Parent Presentation

1.0 Changing Times

2.0 Difficulties Faced by Children Online

3.0 School

4.0 Home

5.0 Resources

6.0 Hwb