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St James Church School

Bath and Wells MAT

E-Safety 

E-Safety is of significant importance to us here at St James Church School.

Top tips for helping to keep your children safe online are to:

  • find sites and apps you think are suitable and check them out with your child before they use them - Net Aware is a good place to start - please see the link below for this website;
  • have discussions about what your child is seeing on the internet and set boundaries and limits;
  • sort out parental controls and privacy settings - if you go into any phone shop they have an expert who will do this for you on any tablet or phone free of charge.

E-Safety at St James

Here at St James we use ActiveBYTES for E-safety lessons ActiveBYTES is an age-appropriate online safety curriculum that is flexible, relevant and engages pupils. 

Focus themes throughout the year:

Autumn term: I am kind and responsible

Spring term: I am safe and secure

Summer term: I am healthy

Key Policies

Please select the link below to access our E-Safety policies and guidance.

Policies

Advice, top tips and information

Please use the links below for useful top tips, recommended apps and more information about how to keep children safe online.

 

TikTok is a video-sharing social media app available on iOS and Android which lets users create, share, and view user created videos much in a similar manner to Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat. TikTok has been designed with the young user in mind and has a very addictive appeal. At the beginning of 2019 it skyrocketed in popularity to become the iOS store’s most downloaded app with over 33 million downloads.  Please note that the age restriction for this app is 12+ years.

Further documents and links for advice and support

 Here are some safe and recommended apps for children

7-11-Suggested-Apps.pdf

Early-Years-Suggested-Apps.pdf
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