Highly recommended is the Thinkuknow website. Clicking on it will take you to their website, where you can easily follow links for help if you are a parent or child. It is the Advice, Help and Report button. The CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre) logo pictured here is on a lot of websites. You can view a copy by clicking the relative document at the foot of this page.Īnnually in February the school takes part in the national campaign Safer Internet Day, which provides lots of useful resources to support teachers, parents and children.

All pupils are asked to sign an agreement on how they will use the Internet in school. We work with our pupils in school to help them understand the dangers and learn how to keep themselves safe. The internet is a fantastic resource, but it can also bring risks. E-safety is part of the school’s safeguarding responsibilities and our E-Safety policy explains how the school helps to keep your child safe using the Internet.

Admissions Policy and Terms and ConditionsĪt Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, we take the issue of Internet Safety very seriously and on these pages you will find information that will support you as parents/guardians.

Holy Trinity School Association (HTSA) - our school PTA.

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