Stone Road, Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 6SP

01782307550

stteresa@ctkcc.co.uk

St Teresa's Catholic Primary School

With Christ, we grow in faith and understanding.

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E-safety

 

Digital Leaders

Four of our current Year 6 children have been recently appointed as Digital Leaders. They work alongside Miss Stonier to ensure that the children in our school have the necessary knowledge to stay safe online. 
On Safer Internet Day, the Digital Leaders prepared and delivered an assembly to all of our Key Stage 2 children. They introduced themselves and shared lots of useful information. Did you know that most video games have a PEGI rating stating how old children need to be to play them? If anybody has any further questions about e-safety, our Digital Leaders would be more than happy to help!

Considerations on using social networking sites 


Social networking sites such as Facebook are widely used and enjoyed by the majority of parents and older children. Unfortunately sometimes these sites are used to publicly discuss matters which may include personal disagreements between pupils at the school, or for parents to vent frustration about school matters.


Comments made on social networking sites about an individual can be considered to be ‘defamatory’ and lead to the onset of legal action being taken against those who made them. It is important to remind users of social networking sites to consider this before posting comments. 


Social networking sites are not as ‘private’ as users are led to believe. Careless or inconsiderate use of these sites can cause unnecessary distress to the individuals concerned, or have an adverse impact on the school in general, or both. This is something that the school ideally wishes to avoid happening firstly.  


The staff at St Teresa's Catholic Primary work hard to create a safe and happy environment for its staff and pupils, and need all stakeholders in the school community to support this work.