Online Safety, Computing and Safeguarding

The internet is amazing. Children can play, learn, create and connect - opening up a whole world of exciting possibilities. But with the digital world changing all the time, how can you make sure your child’s staying safe?

As a school, we have a duty of care to protect its pupils.

The following information is available to support parents with ensuring their child(ren) stay safe online and to support the school in continuing to fulfil this duty of care. 

In this section, you will find leaflets and information to support you in keeping your child safe online.

• SH Online Safety Policy 2023_2024
• AUP-Visitors-Contractors
• AUP-Staff-Governors-Volunteers
• AUP-Pupil-Symbols
• AUP-Pupil-KS2
• AUP-Pupil-KS1
• AUP-Parents
• Digital Family Agreement
• Remote Online Learning Update v3 22012021
• 10Top Tips - Remote Learning for Children
• 10 Top Tips - Remote Learning for Parents

More Information

For more information about keeping children safe online visit:

• NSPCC Online Safety Support

To support and educate your children about  online safety visit:

• Thinkuknow Online Safety Website