Online Safety

The Phoenix Collegiate works with staff, students and parents / carers together to create a school community which embraces the use of technologies in supporting learning in a responsible manner underpinned with agreed policies to minimise potential online safety risks. We actively encourage responsible use of ICT and some examples can be seen below.

Online Safety Group

We would like to introduce you to our new Online Safety Group at Phoenix. This is a dedicated group that will promote online safety in school, and in our community, with a key focus of improving our e-Safety provision.

If students experience any issues relating to online safety, please contact Ms. Kapoor and our Online Safety Group will work on these matters to help make improvements.

Online Safety Assemblies

Members of the Online Safety Group planned, rehearsed and delivered House Assemblies with key information on matters relating how to stay safe online. Well done in driving online safety in our school community!

Online Safety Competition Winners

Well done to the Online Safety Competition winners: in first place we have Ashwina Kauldhar 8O1, second place it's Layla Jarvis 7R2 and third place we have Arashpreet Kaur 7W1. See the amazing entries below:

Online Banter

Our Online Safety Group have created and displayed a new Online Banter poster in all classrooms to educate students on online banter and online bullying. The poster was created as part of World Kindness Day by Tanya (Year 9). Please click on the poster to enlarge.

Staff Champions

Online Safety Staff Group (ID 1080)

Mr. D. Williams

Governor

Mr. D. Williams
Ms C. Wilde

DSL Online Safety Lead

Ms C. Wilde
Ms. R. Kapoor

Leader of KS3 Computing and PSHE

Ms. R. Kapoor
Mr. R. Mal

ICT Network Manager

Mr. R. Mal

Supporting Families with Online Safety

CEOP have produced a package to support online safety, including advice and activities that can be accessed at home, to improve understanding of online safety. The link can be accessed by clicking on the image below.

Childnet have produced a leaflet (accessible in different languages) on how parents / carers can support their child with online safety. The link can be accessed by clicking on the image below.

e-Safety Label have produced a more comprehensive guide on different aspects of online safety. The link can be accessed by clicking on the image below.