Our aims
Through our policy for online safety, we aim to achieve the following:
To view our online safety policy in full, please click the following link:Redhill Online Safety Policy
Online Safety Coordinator
Whilst all staff at Redhill take responsibility for online safety, our named online safety coordinator is Mrs Coughlan. She takes responsibility for ensuring that all members of our school community are kept up-to-date and informed when it comes to online safety. Look out for her weekly piece in the Mail on Friday to find tips on how to keep your child safe online.
Online Safety Committee
This year, Mrs Coughlan has a dedicated group of children from across KS1 and KS2 who meet regularly to discuss how we can improve our online safety provision here at Redhill. Building on the foundations set by last year’s committee, the group have been working hard to prepare and deliver assemblies to both KS1 and KS2, reminding all children in school about the most important rules we have in place to help everybody stay safe online. They even delivered the assemblies virtually using Microsoft Teams! All of the children in school are aware of the pupils that make up our online safety committee and are encouraged to seek them out if they need any advice about staying safe online.
To find out more about online safety in the home, please follow the links here;General AdviceSet up Safe ChecklistThunkuknow Parent HelpsheetGaming GuidesYouTubeYouTube KidsSnapchatRobloxMinecraft
Playstation 5
Xbox Series X and S
Among Us
League of LegendsFortniteGaming Advice for EYFSGaming Advice for KS1 and KS2
Social Media Guides
Instagram
TikTokWhatsApp
Remote Education Guides
Remote education for parents
Remote education for children
Microsoft TeamsDuring the summer term last year, West Mercia Police ran three training sessions for parents in order to increase awareness of the risks associated with being online.
Please find a copy of the slides here.