Bishop Fox’s School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
How Do We Support Online Safety at Bishop Fox’s School?
- Curriculum education as part of our PSHE curriculum, through assemblies and Tutor Time activities
- Key adults who have been trained in Mental Health First Aid
- Our Pastoral Team are able to support with any concerns relating to online safety for both parents and students
- Liaison with external agencies for support and advice as needed
Useful Links
Below are some links which parents and carers may find of use in supporting conversations with their children about staying safe online:
Digital safeguarding advice to parents / guardians
Young people will sometimes take risks and share inappropriate images of themselves online. Having their images shared can feel scary and sometimes young people are coerced into this. By following this link to the Childline website you can find information regarding the removal process and the support that is available through the process.
CEOP has created a website for children aged 11-18 that has information on online safety and relationships. The website contains tips and advice for young people to educate them about online safety situations which they may encounter. The internet, relationships & you
Disclaimer: Bishop Fox’s school does not have control over the nature, content and availability of the sites listed above.