eSafety

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There are many aspects to keeping safe online. Schools will be dealing with the policies, infrastructure and education they need to put in place to ensure eSafety at a personal, organisational, network and data security level. Parents will need to understand the risks their children may be exposed to, and how they can supervise and support their children effectively. Young people themselves will need to develop the skills to evaluate the way they use technology at home and at school, identify those risks and develop ways to balance the risks with the benefits.

YHGfL and our member local authorities are here to support all these groups to ensure everyone can enjoy our technology-rich society in a safe and responsible way.

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Are you taking part?

Did you know that Tuesday 9th February is Safer Internet Day? Find out what it's all about and how you cn take part at our special Safer Internet Day 2010 page.

Are you aware?

image of bullied girl leaning against wall with slogan Stop Cyberbullying

We hope lots of our schools have been involved with Anti-Bullying Week this year, with it's theme of cyberbullying. Did you get chance to check out our new cyberbullying section? YHGfL provide you with lots of helpful advice for schools on tackling this difficult issue. Check out our new 'Daydreaming' video - a fantastic resource for primary schools to use to support your eSafety and PSHE work. Visit our cyberbullying section now!