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SOCS - Co-Curricular and Sports
SOCS - Co-Curricular and Sports
When you first open the SOCS website, you need to click on the Pupil/Parent Tab, click on the 'Forgot Password' link below the login screen. Enter your @boundaryoakschool.co.uk email and click 'RESET'
When you have clicked RESET it will send you an email to your @boundaryoakschool.co.uk email. You can login to www.gmail.com with your Google school email and password. If you don't know your Google password, please see Mr Kates or Mr Perrott.
When you login to your email, you'll see an email from SOCS asking to reset your password. Reset your password and make a note of it in your planner. You will then be able to login to SOCS as a student and choose your clubs and view your timetable.
If you are using a mobile phone/tablet you can add the SOCS website to your home screen so it shows like an app.
For Apple phones/Tablets click on the middle symbol at the bottom of the screen to the right and click 'Add to Home Screen'
For android/Google phones/tablets, click on the 3 dots in the top right hand corner and click 'Add to Home Screen'
Helpful Online Safety Tips and Contacts (Drop Down)
Helpful Online Safety Tips and Contacts (Drop Down)
If you've been a victim of a scam, report it to ActionFraud.police.uk or by calling 0300 123 2040
Forward any suspicious emails to report@phishing.gov.uk
Forward any suspicious texts to 7726
Report any fake adverts to the Advertising Standards Authority
Report any fake websites to the National Cyber Security Centre
You can also speak to Mrs Phillips or Mr Kates in school if you have any concerns about emails, online safety or suspicious online activity.
Visual Search Engine for Prep and PrePrep
Avoid common password weaknesses
Avoid common password weaknesses
Easy-to-guess passwords, especially “password” or "BO" or "BoundaryOak"
Your name, the name of your spouse or partner name, or other names.
A string of numbers or letters like “1234” or “abcd”, or simple patterns of letters on the keyboard, like “asdfg”.
Your phone number or your license plate number, anybody’s birth date, or other information easily obtained about you (e.g., your address, town or alma mater).
Passwords of all the same letter.
Default passwords, even if they seem strong.
Any of the above followed or preceded by a single digit.
USEFUL TIP: Try turning it off and on again :) It always works!
USEFUL TIP: Try turning it off and on again :) It always works!
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