Gail Swaine External, Prevent-related advice can be sought from: Kirklees Prevent Hub Phone 01924 483747 Lee Hamilton - Prevent Coordinator Phone 01484 221000 Mark Gilchrist - Prevent Engagement Manager Phone 01484 221000 Channel Referral Process: Daniel Dearnley - Channel Coordinator Phone 01484 221000 Information Technology and Online Safety Online safety is recognised as an essential part of our safeguarding work. Strategically, the Principal, with the support of governors, aims to embed online safety into the culture of the academy. The lead responsibility for online safety in our academy has been designated to a member of the senior management team. Kerry Williams Kendall (also Deputy DSL) All staff and volunteers are responsible for promoting and supporting safe behaviour in classrooms / around school and must adhere to AUPs and online safety policies and procedures. Central to this is the fostering of a ‘No Blame’ culture so that pupils feel able to report any bullying, abuse or inappropriate materials. All staff should be familiar with the school / Focus Trust's IT and Online Safety Policy which includes guidance on: Safe use of e-mail; Safe use of Internet including use of-based communication; services, such as instant messaging and social network; Safe use of school network, equipment and data; Safe use of digital images and digital technologies, such as mobile phones and digital cameras; Publication of pupil information/photographs and use of website; Online Bullying; and their role in providing online safety education for pupils; We adopt a whole school approach to online safety and, in so doing, recognise the need to link technology, people, processes and procedures. We also understand
Gail Swaine External, Prevent-related advice can be sought from: Kirklees Prevent Hub Phone 01924 483747 Lee Hamilton - Prevent Coordinator Phone 01484 221000 Mark Gilchrist - Prevent Engagement Manager Phone 01484 221000 Channel Referral Process: Daniel Dearnley - Channel Coordinator Phone 01484 221000 Information Technology and Online Safety Online safety is recognised as an essential part of our safeguarding work. Strategically, the Principal, with the support of governors, aims to embed online safety into the culture of the academy. The lead responsibility for online safety in our academy has been designated to a member of the senior management team. Kerry Williams Kendall (also Deputy DSL) All staff and volunteers are responsible for promoting and supporting safe behaviour in classrooms / around school and must adhere to AUPs and online safety policies and procedures. Central to this is the fostering of a ‘No Blame’ culture so that pupils feel able to report any bullying, abuse or inappropriate materials. All staff should be familiar with the school / Focus Trust's IT and Online Safety Policy which includes guidance on: Safe use of e-mail; Safe use of Internet including use of-based communication; services, such as instant messaging and social network; Safe use of school network, equipment and data; Safe use of digital images and digital technologies, such as mobile phones and digital cameras; Publication of pupil information/photographs and use of website; Online Bullying; and their role in providing online safety education for pupils; We adopt a whole school approach to online safety and, in so doing, recognise the need to link technology, people, processes and procedures. We also understand
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