Communication & Promotion of Online Safety Information
Questionnaires Completed January 2022
Children’s questionnaires KS1 & 2 (January 2022)
- 100% of Year 6 students have access to 2 or more internet devices, with 85% of students in Years 1-5 have access to 2 or more internet devices
- 85% of students have daily access to the internet out of school
- 10% of students have felt unsafe online at home; 0% of students have felt unsafe online at school
- 92% of students know what to do if they feel unsafe online
- 75% of the students used the apps listed within the survey (all recommended age 13+)
- 74% of students can name a favourite ‘YouTuber’
Actions:
- Online Safety explicitly taught in Autumn Term 1
- Every Computing lesson begins with an Online safety ‘starter’ activity
- National Online safety celebrations promoted
- ‘Stay Safe Online’ posters distributed for home use also
Parental / Carer questionnaire (January 2022 - 24% response)
- Parents/carers confirmed that 92% of students have access to the internet out of school
- 24% of parents/carers admitted that their children’s friends are not friends ‘in real life’, with 16% admitting that they don’t check who their children interact with online
- 16% of parents/carers are not confident in applying privacy and security settings and have never spoken to the children about online safety
- 32% of parents/carers would not be aware of what to do if an online incident occurred
- 50% of parents/carers are not aware of the National Online Safety messages shared by school, but would welcome online safety workshops in school
Actions:
- National Online Safety #WakeUpWednesday posts shared via social media and SeeSaw app (all parents/carers registered with this app and we can track non-engagement)
- Internet Matters Digital Toolkit shared (personalised advice for families following short online questionnaire regarding internet usage)
- Internet Matters online newsletter shared via SeeSaw
- Online Safety given a ‘tab’ within curriculum area of website, and includes National Online Safety advice