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Digital Leaders
What is a Digital Leader?
A digital leader is a student who is part of our digital leader team.
We look after the ipads and the macbooks in the library, making sure that they are charged and turned off ready for other students to use in their lessons. We will also be ensuring that all of our equipment works well and stays up to date. Digital leaders are responsible for the safe use of computers throughout the school. We can assist other children in keeping safe online and will be producing a leaflet each term to help others to stay safe online. The digital leaders will also be updating the website with safety information. We are also very keen to help other children develop their computing skills during lessons as well as helping staff members with technology.
Click here to find out more infomtaion about what our Digital leaders do.
Meet our Digital Leaders
Ryan
Lily-Ann
Habeeb
Arabella
Elsie Glover
Isla Morris
April
Addison
Alexis
Tytus
Additional Resources:
Digital Leadership
https://beinternetawesome.withgoogle.com/en_uk/
https://www.childnet.com/what-we-do/our-projects/childnet-digital-leaders-programme/
Information Guides
NSPCC Net Aware
Information and guides for parents and carers about the social media platforms, apps and games that young people use. You can also sign up to the Online Safety Newsletter to help you stay up to date with the latest trends, or download the free Net Aware app.
NSPCC Share Aware
A series of 3 animations ‘I saw your willy’, ‘Lucy and the boy’, and ‘Mia’s story’, designed to prompt conversations between adults and children to keep them safe from online abuse. We use these videos in school but they are also ideal to share at home. The section also includes tips on how to start these kinds of conversations.
Common Sense Media
Use the search box at the top to search for a game or app. There will be a Common Sense Media review which includes the information you need to help you make decisions about the suitability of the game for your child. It also has useful parent and child reviews for each game.
Think U Know
The education programme from CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection), a UK organisation which protects children both online and offline. The site has information for parents and carers and games for children of different ages to help them to learn about online safety.
Internet Matters
A range of guides, videos and toolkits to help you to keep your child safe online. These include information about key issues that may be affecting children and young people on the internet, and what to do if you’re worried about anything you or your child has seen online.