E-Safety for Parents
In today’s society, children, young people and adults interact with technologies such as mobile phones, games consoles and the Internet on a daily basis, experiencing a wide range of opportunities, attitudes and situations.
The exchange of ideas, social interaction and learning opportunities involved are greatly beneficial to all, but can occasionally place children, young people and adults in danger.
E-Safety covers issues relating to children and young people as well as adults and their safe use of the Internet, mobile phones and other electronic communication technologies, both in and out of school.
The children, parents and teachers of Brindle St James' endeavour to work together to educate and keep our children safe online.
Below is an internal link to the policies in place at school. Please take note of our E-Safety Policy, Social Media and Social Networking Policy and our Twitter Policy.