member of staff, including non-teaching staff. (see flow chart on dealing with e-safety incidents (included in section 2.6 below) and other relevant Local Authority HR / disciplinary procedures) A.1.5 Responsibilities: classroom staff Teaching and Support are responsible for ensuring that: they safeguard the welfare of children and refer child protection concerns using the proper channels: this duty is on the individual, not the organisation or the school. they have an up to date awareness of e-safety matters and of the current school e-safety policy and practices they have read, understood and signed the school’s Acceptable Use Agreement for staff (see Appendix 1) they report any suspected misuse or problem to the E-Safety Co-ordinator they undertake any digital communications with pupils / Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) / voice) in a fully professional manner and only using official school systems (see A.3.5) they embed e-safety issues in the curriculum and other school activities, also acknowledging the planned e-safety programme (see section C) A.1.6 Responsibilities: ICT technician The ICT Technician is responsible for ensuring that: the school’s ICT infrastructure and data are secure and not open to misuse or malicious attack the school meets the e-safety technical requirements outlined in section B.2.2 of this policy (and any relevant Local Authority E-Safety Policy and guidance) users may only access the school’s networks through a properly enforced password protection policy as outlined in the school's e-security policy shortcomings in the infrastructure are reported to the ICT coordinator or head teacher so that appropriate action may be taken. A.2.1 Policy development, monitoring and review This e-safety policy has been developed from a template provided by Worcestershire School Improvement Service and by a working made up of: School E-Safety Coordinator Head teacher / Senior Leaders Teachers Support Staff ICT Technical staff Governors (especially the e-safety governor) Parents and Carers Pupils Consultation with the whole school community has taken place through the following: Staff meetings School Council INSET Day
member of staff, including non-teaching staff. (see flow chart on dealing with e-safety incidents (included in section 2.6 below) and other relevant Local Authority HR / disciplinary procedures) A.1.5 Responsibilities: classroom staff Teaching and Support are responsible for ensuring that: they safeguard the welfare of children and refer child protection concerns using the proper channels: this duty is on the individual, not the organisation or the school. they have an up to date awareness of e-safety matters and of the current school e-safety policy and practices they have read, understood and signed the school’s Acceptable Use Agreement for staff (see Appendix 1) they report any suspected misuse or problem to the E-Safety Co-ordinator they undertake any digital communications with pupils / Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) / voice) in a fully professional manner and only using official school systems (see A.3.5) they embed e-safety issues in the curriculum and other school activities, also acknowledging the planned e-safety programme (see section C) A.1.6 Responsibilities: ICT technician The ICT Technician is responsible for ensuring that: the school’s ICT infrastructure and data are secure and not open to misuse or malicious attack the school meets the e-safety technical requirements outlined in section B.2.2 of this policy (and any relevant Local Authority E-Safety Policy and guidance) users may only access the school’s networks through a properly enforced password protection policy as outlined in the school's e-security policy shortcomings in the infrastructure are reported to the ICT coordinator or head teacher so that appropriate action may be taken. A.2.1 Policy development, monitoring and review This e-safety policy has been developed from a template provided by Worcestershire School Improvement Service and by a working made up of: School E-Safety Coordinator Head teacher / Senior Leaders Teachers Support Staff ICT Technical staff Governors (especially the e-safety governor) Parents and Carers Pupils Consultation with the whole school community has taken place through the following: Staff meetings School Council INSET Day