CPD • Gifted and Talented • INSET Training • Events • Courses
Keeping staff and students safe on-line
For:
SLT Faculty Heads
Where and When Wednesday 10th November 2010 3:00pm - 5:30pm
A briefing for senior staff giving an overview of current e-safety approaches and consideration of key questions for effective planning. There will be practical help for policy and procedure development.
South eLearning Centre Summerwood Lane Clifton Nottingham NG11 9DR Tel. 01159152971
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Key questions
E-Safety - Key Questions As leaders of schools or faculties you understand the importance of protecting staff and students. Considering these key questions will help you to get started:
E-safety approaches strike a balance between protection and education for sensible choices. Where do we stand?
Active and successful policies usually include ‘buy-in’ from staff and students. How would we approach this?
Staff are at risk too, particularly where the boundary between personal and professional use of the internet become blurred. Do we have an acceptable use policy (AUP) for staff as well as students?
Are policies backed up with e-safety curriculum activities for students? Do we teach them to ‘cross the road’ safely rather than just keep them ‘safe from traffic’? In the event of difficulties do we have clear lines of responsibility and understandable guidance for action?
Are our e-safety policies integrated into our general child protection framework with involvement of governors and parents where appropriate? This briefing will help you to consider these key questions and also establish avenues for further support
CPD • Gifted and Talented • INSET Training • Events • Courses •
Keeping Staff and Students Safe On-line This briefing is for staff or governors: • who have a responsibility for e-safety policy. • who are seeking to develop creative uses of the internet while maintaining keeping staff and students safe
Course run by:
Martin MacGillivray Cente Manager tel. 0115 9152971 e. martin.macgillivray@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
Additional Information: • Ample parking • Light refreshments provided
NeLC contacts: Janet Simner Maths, Textiles, Science tel. 0115 915 2971 e. janet.simner@nottinghamcity.gov.uk Marie-Line Antoine Media, Languages, Video, Photography tel. 0115 915 9511 e. mantoine@nottinghamcity.gov.uk Jan Gray Primary, Video, Animation tel. 0115 915 2971 e. jan.gray@nottinghamcity.gov.uk David Ellis Music, Media, Animation, 3D modelling tel. 0115 915 9511 e. david.ellis@nottinghamcity.gov.uk Jamie Tinney D&T, Animation, Art & Design tel. 0115 915 2971 e. jamie.tinney@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
www.nelc.net
The cost of this twilight briefing is:
£50 per person Alternative dates may be available - please call or email the centre to make alternative arrangements.