Set clear rules.
Set out clear rules for when your child can access the Internet and for how long.
Children will use digital technologies in ways that we could only have dreamed of when we were at school. St Johns Academy are committed to keeping our children safe when they are online. Please help your child at home by monitoring your child’s use of ICT and by talking about ways in which they can use technology both safely and responsibly at all times.
Computer Location
Try and have the computer or device in a family room or space, so you can monitor them while they use the Internet.
Talk about the Internet
Talk to your child about the Internet, and discuss websites that they can access. Keep them in a ‘favourites’ folder so they can access them easily.
Personal Details
Explain about the meaning of ‘Personal Information’ and the importance of keeping this to themselves, especially online.
Restrictions
Either contact your service provider or use software to provide online security. You can ask your provider to block certain websites.
Harmful Files & Attachments
Discuss about opening files and attachments, explaining that they could be harmful to the computer.
Talking about what they see
Make it easy for them to come and talk about anything they encounter online that makes them feel uncomfortable.
CBBC E-Safety
Childnet
KidSMART
Contact Information
Head Teacher: Miss C Large
Fenby Avenue
Darlington
County Durham
DL1 4UB
01325 380725 | admin@stjohnsceacademy.co.uk
Our School
We are rated by Ofsted as an ‘Outstanding’ school providing very good quality teaching from caring, conscientious staff who are committed to ensuring that every child reaches their full potential.
We are a Church School and Christian values are fostered within our small, friendly school family. We are rated ‘Outstanding’ in a recent Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS). We have strong links with St John’s Church, Darlington Deanery and Durham Diocese.
