As part of our safeguarding duties, we also take E-Safety seriously. Our Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSL) are trained in e-safety issues and are aware of the potential for serious child protection / safeguarding issues that may arise from: 


• sharing of personal data 

• access to illegal / inappropriate materials 

• inappropriate on-line contact with adults / strangers 

• potential or actual incidents of grooming 

• cyber-bullying 

• radicalisation 


Staff, including Governors, also receive annual training. Children are taught about E-Safety as part of the curriculum and take part in activities for the annual ‘Safer Internet Day’. As well as providing parents with regular updates on E-Safety matters via ParentMail, parents are invited and encouraged to attend an E-Safety awareness session annually.

Please refer to our Safeguarding and E-Safety policies in the sidebar for further guidance.