CFE Schools' e-Safety Policy Guidance
- Kent Schools Policy and Guidance (2010) - Coming Soon!
- Kent Schools e-Safety Policy Guidance (May 2007)
- Core Primary e-Safety Policy and Audit (2008)
- Core Secondary e-Safety Policy and Audit (2008)
- Parents' Consent Form and e-Safety Rules
- Sample staff Code of Conduct for ICT (2008)
- E-Safety for Pupils with AEN
- Download e-Safety Classroom Posters
Parent/Carer e-Safety leaflets: Updated!
Please note that these leaflets are currently in limited stock so will not be able to be sent in large quantities to schools.
- Safer Practice with Technology Updated!
Be Safe e-Safe
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
Related Kent Links
- Kent Police
- EIS: School ICT Security Guidance
- Kent e-Safety Blog
- KSCB
- Kent Safeguarding
- SEN ICT - e-Safety symbols and support for children with special needs
- CFE - Photographic Image Policy and Guidence for Schools (2009) Updated!
- Kent ICT: e-Safety Home
- Kent ICT: e-Safety Theme - Communication New!
- Kent ICT: e-Safety Theme - Research and e-Awareness New!
- e-Safety Collaboration Site on Kent Learning Zone (Please note you will only have access to this site if you are a Kent School with LZ access) New!
Becta e-safety documents
These documents are free and may be ordered from the links below.
- The Becta Safeguarding Learners Online Site
- Safeguarding Children in a Digital World Strategic approach to e-Safety
- e-Safety : Developing whole-school policies
- Next Generation Learning - Advice for Parents/carers
- Signposts to Safety : e-safety at Key Stages 3-4
- Signposts to Safety : e-safety at Key Stages 1-2
- AUPs in context: Establishing safe and responsible online behaviours New!
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Safeguarding children online: How e-safe are your school and your learners? New!
Becta: Digital Literacy New!
Digital literacy is the combination of skills, knowledge and understanding that young people need to learn in order to participate fully and safely in an increasingly digital world.
Becta have produced a short guide which explains what digital literacy is and highlights why it should be taught in all subjects, at all levels. There is also a Digital Literacy Planning Tool to make the development of digital literacy easier to incorporate in everyday teaching.
"Click Clever, Click Safe"
The UK Council for Child Internet Safety (UKCCIS) and the Government have launched a new campaign for Young People and their Families called "Click Clever Click Safe". The campaign is aimed at helping young people and their families to enjoy the internet safely and to act as an everyday reminder of simple good behaviours, to help you and your children avoid common risks online.
For more information on the campaign from UKCCIS visit here
For Information for Parents/carers (useful link to post on school websites/portals etc along with thinkuknow) visit the Direct Gov website here
Key Links
- ThinkUKnow - Resources for Teachers, Parents and Young People
- CEOP - Child Explotation and Online Protection Centre
- Internet Watch Foundation
- UK Council for Child Internet Safety
- A Dangerous corner of Cyberspace
- Byron Review
For more information
- Subscribe to and join the debate on the
- Email the
- Click here for more e-safety links Updated!
- Information about Cyberbullying
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. Please contact the e-Safety Officer.