The internet is a great way to discover, create and connect with people. Issues around the safe use of the internet and cyberbullying are taken very seriously at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, ensuring that students can use the full benefits of online technologies whilst remaining safe and secure. We proactively promote eSafety and the prevention of cyberbullying. Miss Renold is the member of the Senior Leadership team with responsibility for ICT and eSafety.
Please read the Parent Online Safety booklet, which includes an overview of key parental controls: https://www.knowsleyclcs.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Parental-Controls-booklet-2024.pdf
And the Online Safety Videos in the link below
There are also the monthly newsletters below.
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary October 2024
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary September 2024
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary June 2024
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary May 2024
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary March 2024
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary February 2024
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary January 2024
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary December 2023
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary October 2023
4th October – Online Safety Session for Parents – Flyer
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary September 2023
Online Safety Newsletter Secondary July/August 2023
Online Safety Newsletter April 2023 – Online influencers
Online Safety Newsletter Dec 2022 – Ask the Awkward
Online Safety Newsletter July 2022 – Conversations and TikTok
Online Safety Newsletter February 2022 – Safer Internet Day – ‘All fun and games’
Youtube poster – advice for parents
Latest videos for students, delivered as part of PSHE in Guidance:
October 2021 Online safety newsletter for parents/carers:
Online Safety Newsletter October 2021 – click here to download
February 2021 Online Safety newsletter for parents/carers:
To download and select links click here
"Students say how confident they feel in identifying potential risks and dangers, especially as a result of using the internet, and in tackling issues such as anonymous e-mails, cyberbullying, extremist website influences, and potential threats posed by social media."— Dr Andy Swallow (School Inspector 2015)
