Online Safety
Family workshop 16 October
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our family workshop on Online Safety and Computing Teaching, held at Malorees on 16 October, where we explored these questions:- How do we teach online safety and Computing at Malorees?
- What are the latest risks and opportunities for children online?
- When should children be allowed to use phones or go online alone?
- Where can families get advice they can trust on these issues?
- How can we work together to keep our children safe and happy online?
Here is a PDF of the presentation we discussed, including links to trusted partner sites:
online safety and computing workshop 16 10 24.pdf
Once you have read the PDF we would really appreciate your feedback via this link.
Teaching online safety
We teach online safety at Malorees in our Computing and PSHE lessons, following Government guidance and the National Curriculum, with age-appropriate lessons from Year 1 to Year 6 that cover issues such as:
- How to ask a trusted adult for help
- How social media can shape our online reputation and relationships, and the risks of cyberbullying
- Privacy, security, copyright and ownership
- How to spot fake news and images, and other online risks
- The impact of technology on health and wellbeing
Supporting families
We also help families to help their children develop the skills they need to thrive in our digital world, with trusted up to date advice on:
- Making family digital agreements
- Parental controls and screen time
- Monitoring children's online activity
We also help families by recommending expert partners who you can trust, such as:
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Online safety is safeguarding
Online safety is central to our safeguarding work at Malorees, and is led by our Safeguarding Team:
To report or discuss any safeguarding concerns you have just speak to one of our Safeguarding Team, call 020 8459 3038 or email safeguarding@maloreesjnr.brent.sch.uk