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Children's Rights

Acceptable Use and Chromebook Agreements

Resources ~ Digital Wellbeing

Highland Online Safety Centre

Digital Learning Week 2021

Safer Internet Day

Google Environment Support

Further Resources for Parents/ Carers

Digital Safety Posters for supporting parents/carers

Children's Digital Citizenship Group Blog

Digital Leaders - Glenurquhart Primary School7.3.25 The Digital Leaders have begun preparing posters to support the children in the school to remember what they have learnt about staying safe and well

Digital Strategy

Glenurquhart Primary School is committed to the ongoing development of digital learning and teaching to ensure we equip our children with the skills they need to be successful and thrive in our rapidly changing world. Our Digital Strategy details our approaches to achieve this within the school.

GUPS Digital Learning Strategy.pdf

Children's Rights

KnowYourRightsPoster_English.pdf

In-our-own-words-young-peoples-version-of-GC25 (1).pdf

Acceptable Use and Chromebook Agreements

Chromebook Use Agreement.pdf

ICT_Acceptable_Use_Policy_2015.pdf

Chromebook Agreement 2019.pdf

Parent_Carer Advice 2017.docx

Parent_Carer Advice 2017.pdf

Resources ~ Digital Wellbeing

Highland Online Safety Centre

all things related to online safety including 'Our Safer Schools' weekly update (click link below)

Highland Online Safety Centre Key Contacts: Robert Quigley (ICT in Learning) Eliz MacIntosh (Child Protection)

Things to try to boost confidence and feel good online.

Digital Learning Week 2021

CfE Digital Classroom Design Activity Sheet.pdf

Your Digital Footprint Activity Sheet.pdf

Safer Internet Day

UK Safer Internet CentreCo-funded by the European Commission and brought to you by Childnet International, the South West Grid for Learning and the Internet Watch Foundation.

young-people-and-screen-time-1.pdf

Parental Controls on Smartphones & Other Devices - Internet MattersWe've pulled together some guides to show you how to put parental controls on a range of phones, tablets and other devices.

Parental controls offered by your home internet providerHow to set up filters on your home internet to help prevent age inappropriate content being accessed on devices in your home.&nbsp; The 4 big internet providers in the UK – BT, Sky, TalkTalk and Vi

Child friendly search engine without adverts

swiggle.org.uk/

3) Family Activities.pdf

Google Environment Support

A Parent's Guide to Google ClassroomIf your child is going to be using Google Classroom for any of their at-home studying, here's a handy parent guide,

Chrome Extensions for Struggling Students and Special NeedsTechnology can be a powerful tool to assist students with special needs or any sort of learning challenge. In particular the Chrome web brow...

guardians_guide_directory_april2020.pdf

Further Resources for Parents/ Carers

Digital Safety Posters for supporting parents/carers

The website below gives fabulous guides for parents on various areas of Digital Safety including a weekly focus each #WakeUpWednesday which we will post here also but, can be found on their Facebook and Twitter pages - National Online Safety

nationalonlinesafety.com/guides

Netflix advice.pdf

how to clean devices.pdf

Conversation starters online.pdf

TikTok.pdf

YouTube.pdf

hidden photo apps.pdf

Be Kind Online.pdf

d19ce90a4698e76f911578f60a0d9493.pdf

Online safety

Digital Parenting from VodafoneWe want to inspire everyone to tap into the unlimited opportunities connectivity can bring. But we know for parents that means feeling clued up, comfortable and in control of their children’s online behaviour and activities.

VodafoneShare Digital Family Pledge.

Information, Advice and Support to Keep Children Safe OnlineWorking with online safety experts, we’re here to guide you through the many issues children can experience when using the internet

Online safetyFrom advice on setting up parental controls to support on what to do if you're worried about livestreaming or sexting, we've got lots of tips to help you keep your child safe online.

The Parents' Guide to Teaching your Teen Online Safety |Keeping your teen safe online is near the top of the worry list for parents today. Kids do everything online, from learning to socialising, gaming to shopping. For teens, learning how to recognise the risks and protect themselves is a life skill they’ll need for years to come.

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