E-Safety Parent talk . Thursday 15
E-Safety Parent talk Thursday th 15 November 2012 6pm-7pm Speakers: Mrs Toni Sambrook, Mrs Claire Crew, Mr Tim Webber and Mr Andrew Hatherley. What are the problems? E-safety in the news http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbN2zLg9vTAngi ng - Tom Daley changing schools http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex17299736 - Fathers fight 1. Cyberbulling Report this as a bullying issue through the house team. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5PZ_BhM6o - virus http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5WEnqnq1H k – Claire thought she knew 2. Knowing what should go online. Things You Should Not Share on Social Media Photos showing you in a vulnerable state Complaints or issues about your teachers/friends Images and videos of your children- that link names with current pictures Personal Information Passwords Bank details Revealing extreme views on race, religion or politics Finally, If you are not comfortable about it … don’t share it 3. Knowing what websites your children are on… For example… www.chatroulette.com The website asks you to click a button to say you are 18 and over but nothing to stop anyone accessing this. 4. The dangers of internet predators. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px9Pqm 4Zbd0 – chat roulette - first two minutes Camdecoy- not for sale but demonstrates technology 5. Having your personal information taken Hackers can read your e-mails, access personal information on your computer. Make sure your computer is up to date with spyware and anti-virus programmes to prevent this. How can you protect your child online? 1. Talk - Talk with your children about what they are doing online. Who is your child talking to? Hopefully you! Catfish 12A Trust 15 – more adult 2. Rules - Together with your children, draw up a set of responsible rules about using the internet that the whole family agrees to. For example: Put all phones in the kitchen to charge at night (buy a cheap alarm clock). This way your child will have a break and will not feel so isolated. 3. Keep Info Safe - Make sure your children understand the importance of keeping their personal information safe. How to set up parental control http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qbp ncl81GEg Just type how to set parental control on PC or Mac etc into youtube and a guide will come up. 4. Keep an Eye Out Keep the family computer in an area where you can keep an eye on your children as they use it. Remember that children can also access the internet from other devices such as mobile phones, portable music players and games consoles. Check the computer/mobile phone history. Computers have privacy settings for adults and children. 5. Meetings - Make sure your children know that they should never meet anyone that they only know online, unless they take you or another responsible adult with them. Password protection Not remembering passwords easily on computer Password protect phone and APP’s Password protection Use a password generator- free online- e.g. Swa3aVE7 Common mistakes: Use the same password on every site. Use “password” for your password. Write your password on a piece of paper and post it on your computer. Make it too short. Make it too weak. Assume it’s okay to have a weak password on your e-mail account. Keep the same password forever and ever. Profile pictures- Face your manga Face your manga Or get a weemee @ www.weeworld.com Profile pictures Privacy settings on twitter and Facebook Facebook Should be 13 years old Add your children as friends so you can check that what they are doing is safe. You can block APP’s on your child’s phone if you purchased the contract- ring the technical team for your network provider. What are we doing at school… This parent e-safety talk Assemblies PD Days ICT acceptable use policy Anti-bullying policy Pastoral care team (your child's tutor, house leader and assistant house leader) What to do if there is a problem? At school.. Report a cyberbulling issue to the house team. Mr Hatherly will be discussing more about out anti-bulling policy in a moment. How to report a problem… What can we do to protect It is important to remember that if you or your child feel threatened then you report the issue to your local police. Over to Mr Hatherly to discuss more about Cyberbullying and what we are doing and what you can do to combat it…. PEER SUPPORT GROUP ANTI-BULLYING PEER SUPPORT GROUP We are a Group of students who are committed to preventing bullying. OUR TO AIMS MAKE THE SCHOOL A BULLYING FREE SCHOOL TO SUPPORT OTHER STUDENTS IN SCHOOL. TO WORK WITH TEACHERS TO PROMOTE ANTI-BULLYING IDEAS PEER SUPPORT GROUP We have a been trained as student counsellors by Southampton City Council to listen and support others students. Recruitment-Anybody who is interested in joining our group can join. They need to speak to Mr Hatherley so they can be trained. Once we have been trained we are awarded with a Peer Support badge that we wear on our Blazers so we can be identified as Peer Supporters. PEER SUPPORT ACTIVITIES WE HAVE A FRIENDLY PEER SUPPORT ROOM WHERE STUDENT CAN COME AND CHAT. WE UPDATE THE PLANNERS WITH TERMLY ANTI-BULLYING INTIATIVES AND COMPETITIONS. MEETING WITH OTHER SCHOOLS SO WE CAN SHARE IDEAS ON ANTIBULLYING. PROMOTING ANTI-BULLYING WEEK, INVOLVED IN THE SCHOOLS ASSMEBLIES. Like us on Facebook… Woodlands Community College Follow us on Twitter @ @Woodlands_CC Social media and School Twitter follow us @Woodlands_CC Facebook- like the page- Woodlands Community College. 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