High Wych Primary School

Safeguarding

DSP - Mrs West, Headteacher, head@highwych.herts.sch.uk

Deputy DSP - Mrs Moulsher

GOV.UK Report Child Abuse If you suspect child abuse visit this link to get the number for your local authority.

NSPCC Let's Talk Pants - Talking PANTS teaches children important messages, like their body belongs to them and they should tell an adult if they're upset or worried.

Barnardos Be Safe -Helping you Protect Your Child (5.10MB)

Online Safety

2 Johns Advert for Parents 8pm Wednesday 7th June (301KB)

Purple Mash Online Safety (234KB)

Parent/Carer Online Safety Newsletter Autumn 2022 (477KB)

KSFO Keeping Families Safe Online (587KB)

Social Media and Mental Health (581KB)

Parent Online Safety Newsletter Spring 2021 (661KB)

Parent Online Safety Information (October 2019 meeting) (7.28MB)

Parent Online Safety Information (October 2019 post session meeting) (168KB)

NSPCC Share Aware Help your child stay safe on social networks, apps and games.'
CEOP Internet Safety Centre

Children's Work

Yr2 eSafety Scenarios

The children created eSafety scenarios and then asked their partner to say how it made them feel.

Your friend took a video of you when you fell over and sent it to the internet without telling you?
I would feel sad because I was embarrassed and they did not ask for permission.
Someone took a photo of you and put it on the internet so the world could see it and did not ask your permission.
I would feel upset because people who don't know me can see it and I don't know what they will do with it so they should have asked me first.
Your Dad sent your baby photos to everyone without asking your permission.
I would feel cross with him because he is an adult so he should know better.
A stranger said "Hi, I like you, can I see you on a video?"
I said no because I don't know you.
I took a nice picture of my dog doing a trick and shared it with you and my other friends.
I would feel happy because it made me laugh and it's just a dog.

Yr6 Online Good Deeds

For my online good deed, I promise to ...
ask my friends for permission before sending a picture of them online.
report anything offensive and help the person who has been offended.
always send nice kind messages to other people
never send rude messages or pictures of people.
report anything that is unkind and upsetting.
be supportive to anyone who is getting bullied.

Personal Information

Yr3 know how to keep their personal information safe online by keeping details such as their name, age, date of birth, address and phone number private.

Digiduck's Big Adventures

Yr2 read Digiduck's Big Decision. It is about a little duck that thinks carefully about sending a funny picture of his friend out on the internet. Wise owl appears and takes him into the future to see what happens if he did share the embarrassing picture of his friend. Yellow Class know exactly what he should do.

"I think Digiduck made the right decision not to send the picture otherwise he would have no friends and wouldn’t be invited to parties."

"I wouldn’t like a picture of me spread across the internet and the world because everyone can see it."

"Digiduck should not send the picture because it will make proud pig embarrassed and sad."

"If I were Proud Pig, I would have felt miserable because pictures of me should be private."

Digital Footprint - Quotes from Year 5

	"A digital footprint is a trail of what you do online"
	"You leave a digital footprint by posting, searching and watching things"
	"When online I want to be seen as kind and friendly"
	"Before you click send you should read what you have written"
	"Read, think, decide"