E-Safety?

E-Safety risks

•Content: harm that can arise from exposure to age inappropriate, distasteful or illegal content •Conduct: harm that can arise from how young people behave online

•Contact: harm that can arise from interactions with other individuals online

Child Exploitation = 1 + 2 + 3

• 1. Vulnerability (Victim)

• 2. Power (abuser)

• 3. Situation (opportunity)

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Advice from CEOP

• The key lesson for children & young people is do not engage strangers online, however old you think they are - Full stop.

• No computers or electronic devices in bedrooms.

Future Challenges facing us:

• 4G – parental controls• Constant change• Apps• Sexting + image security• Cyber bullying

What are we doing?

• E-safety curriculum

• Engaging parents wherever possible with regards to e-safety

• Advice, Guidance & Support

• SHARP Reporting System

SHARP Reporting

What can you do?

• Know how to report concerns• Engage your children about e-safety• Educate yourselves - Read websites, advice &

guidance on e-safety• Discuss with your children how they are using

new technologies• Monitor their internet use and networking

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