Folly View Primary School actively encourages children to explore and use technology in a safe environment both at school and at home. We provide opportunities for children to access technology throughout the school and provide pupils with access to resources such as Purple Mash and Active Learn so that children can continue to develop their skills and understanding at home. 

As a school we keenly promote E-Safety through our curriculum to enable children to understand the risks when using technology and to provide them with ideas and strategies to help them use technology safely and respectfully.

Folly View Primary School has an E-Learning Code of Conduct which every child and parent is asked to sign when they become a member of the school community to show their commitment to using technology and the internet safely.

Folly View Primary School uses the National Online Safety resources. This is an excellent resource that can be accessed by parents and staff and provides great lessons to support and educate children about the potential risks and dangers when exploring the online world.

Here are some examples of the great guides they produce for parents on a range of e-safety topics.

Here are some top E-Safety tips from the CEOP’s Think U Know website:

Useful Links about Online Safety:

You can find out more about how to support your child with E-safety using the following links:

Advice for Setting Up Security Settings and Parental Controls on Technology

The Safer Internet website provides guides about how to set up parental controls for different internet service providers and parent guides for a wide range of technology devices such as smart phones, tablets, games consoles, and smart TVs to help you change the settings on devices to enable safe use at home. These guides can be found through the following links: