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Online Safety
At Pond Meadow our pupils are taught about online safety as part of the curriculum.
This includes teaching pupils:
- How to use technology safely and respectfully, keeping personal information private
- How to identify where to go for help and support when they have concerns about content or contact on the internet or other online technologies
- To be able to recognise acceptable and unacceptable behaviour
- Where appropriate for our young people, they will be taught the safe use of social media
Please find below further guidance about keeping children safe online from the following organisations, websites and guides.
Pond Meadow Online Safety Policy
Interactive games and videos to learn about staying safe online:
What are the issues?
Online Safety topics:
Internet matters online safety advice
Virgin Media Blog: online-safety and childrens internet safety test
Parent factsheet:
SEND resources and advice (for young people over 11 years old)
Anti-Bullying:
Guides for apps:
TikTok, what parents need to know:
How to report online abuse:
NSPCC - call:
NSPCC - report:
Child Exploitation Online Protection (CEOP)
CEOP Report
Internet watch:
True vision:
Protecting against extremism:
In line with our Safeguarding and Online Safety policies, please inform our Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) if you have any concerns about a pupil.
Our school DSL is Rebecca Greig and you can contact her by either telephone: 01483 532239 (main school office number, please ask to be put through to Rebecca) or email:
rgreig@pond-meadow.surrey.sch.uk
Online Safety Parents and Carers Newsletter:Autumn 2022 Safety tips
Communication boards (aided language devices):
Guides to help with devices:
Android Parental ControlFacebook Parental Control SettingsGoogle Safe Search Parental Control SettingsIOS Parental Control
Nintendo Switch Parental ControlPlaystation 4 Parental Control
YouTube Parent Control Settings