Kent e-Safety Policies and Guidance

 The Kent e-Safety “Safeguarding in a digital age”sub-group Group comprises of Teachers, Officers, Child Protection and children’s workforce professionals and Kent Police to advise on online safety for the young people in Kent. We work with the Kent Children's Safeguards Service. [See Responding to Internet Issues and E-Safety Incidents] and the Kent Safe Guarding Children Board [See Resource Library and Children & Young People]

CFE Schools' e-Safety Policy Guidance:

 Parent/Carer e-Safety leaflets: Updated!

Safer Practice with Technology Document   
This document provides advice on appropriate and safer behaviours with technology for adults working in paid or unpaid capacities, in school based on Frequently Asked Questions. It is intended to be used to stimulate discussion within establishments to consider potential situations that may occur and to ensure staff are aware of appropriate and professional behaviour.
 
Please note that this document is constantly being revised due to new questions and changes in technology –  any comments/suggestions for future editions are to be sent to the editor here.
 
Be Safe e-Safe New!

This video has been produced for young people, by young people to highlight the risks associated with Social Networking sites and other websites and how to use them safely. This video is aimed at Key Stage 2 and 3 pupils to consider the benefits and dangers of socialising online. A DVD has been sent to all Schools in Kent and Medway for use in School. For additional information and copies please contact the e-Safety Officer

View "Be safe e Safe" here: www.kenttv.com/besafe

Related Kent Links:

Useful Documents:

 

Becta e-safety documents:
These documents are free and may be ordered from the links below.

Key Links:

 

For more information:

Please note: The copyright of Kent materials is held by Kent County Council. However educational agencies are granted permission to use all or part of the materials for not for profit educational use, providing the KCC copyright is acknowledged and we are informed of its use.

 

Author: Rebecca Avery  | Published: 23-6-06  | TOP