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Safer Internet Day 2018

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On Tuesday 6th February 2018, we celebrated Safer Internet Day 2018. The slogan this year was “Create, Connect and Share Respect: A better internet starts with you” throughout the day the children took part in a number of activities, including a whole school assembly and individual lessons to both talk and demonstrate to the children about how to stay safe online. Safer Internet day is part of a nationwide event to make children aware of the importance of online safety.


Digital Leaders

Our digital leaders were very busy on Safer Internet Day, have a look at what they got up to.
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Our digital leaders lead an assembly all about 'cookies'.They explained how we must be careful about what we search and do online as it leaves a a trail of 'crumbs' behind. The digital leaders demonstrated this by crumbling up actual cookies.


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Our digital leaders read stories to Donaldson and Dahl about internet safety. The books have even been signed the author! It helped the children to understand that:

Not everyone is always who they say they are online.
Not everything we see and read on the internet is always true.
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Online Pledge #ItStartsWithUs

Children and young people, schools, parents and carers, and organisations all across the UK were invited to make a pledge to do something great and positive online this Safer Internet Day using the hashtag #ItStartsWithUs
Each child created their own online pledge, have a look below:
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