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Statement of Intent: Internet Safety
E-safety is taught through both the computing curriculum and through PSHE, which is how the school meets the requirements of the DfE Relationships curriculum and Health curriculum.
In years 1 to 6, children complete a unit focusing solely on E-Safety during their weekly computing lessons. These take place in the Spring term to coincide with E-safety week. The scheme we use for e-safety within computing lessons is called Gooseberry Planet.
The Gooseberry Planet scheme covers the key online safety aspects of:
- Self-image and identity
- Online relationships
- Online reputation
- Online bullying
- Managing online information
- Health, wellbeing and lifestyle
- Privacy and security
- Copyright and ownerships
Advice for parents on keeping their children safe online can be found on the following websites:
https://www.gocompare.com/broadband/parental-controls
As a school we hold subscriptions for the following websites. We ask the children to access these sites both in school and at home to support with the teaching of the curriculum.
Name of website |
Web address |
TimesTables Rockstars |
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Discovery Education (Espresso / Espresso Coding) |
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Spelling Shed |
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Literacy Shed |
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Gooseberry Planet |
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Jump Start Johnny |
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Go Noodle |
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Purple Mash |
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Linguascope |
In addition to these subscriptions, we also use the following free websites to support teaching and learning.
Name of website |
Web address |
Maths Frame |
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Pobble 365 |
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Top marks |
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BBC bitesize |
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Numberblocks |
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Dough Disco |
Documents
Page Downloads |
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Online Safety Policy 2024 |