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Online Safety

At New Monument, keeping our pupils safe online is an important part of our safeguarding responsibility and our wider curriculum. We want pupils to enjoy the many opportunities that technology provides while developing the knowledge, confidence and judgement they need to use it safely, responsibly and respectfully.

Online safety is taught regularly through our computing curriculum and is reinforced across school whenever pupils use technology. Pupils learn about areas such as privacy and personal information, secure passwords, appropriate online behaviour, cyberbullying, recognising reliable information and knowing what to do if something online makes them feel worried or uncomfortable.

We recognise that the online world is constantly changing. We therefore work in partnership with parents and carers to help pupils develop healthy and responsible digital habits, both in school and at home. We encourage pupils to stop, think and speak to a trusted adult whenever they are unsure about something they see or experience online.

Our aim is not simply to protect pupils while they are using technology in school, but to equip them with the skills and understanding they need to become safe, confident and responsible digital citizens.

If you have any questions about online safety at New Monument, please speak to Mrs Jarvis or Mrs Barham.

 

Childline

You can call free on 0800 111111. Whatever your worry, Childline is here for you.

Mindworks

Mindworks Surrey: 

Call our free 24/7 emotional wellbeing and mental health crisis line.  Available for young people aged 6 years and over, their families and carers within Surrey

I'm worried

You can talk to any adult in school, we are all here for you.  Don't forget your worry bubble or Ask-It Basket.  If you want to email a member of the safeguarding team please use 

dsl@newmonument.surrey.sch.uk 

 Contact CEOP if you are worried about online sexual abuse or the way someone has been communicating with your child online

Advice about key social media platforms and apps including TikTok, WhatsApp and Snapchat

Tips, advice, guides and resources to help keep your child safe online

The NSPCC's website has some great advice on bullying and cyberbullying

Mindworks Surrey: 

Call our free 24/7 emotional wellbeing and mental health crisis line.  Available for young people aged 6 years and over, their families and carers within Surrey

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