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E-Safety
Online Resources for Yeovil College Staff, Parents and Students
E-Safety
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E-Safety - Staff Information
E-safety Information for Staff
This section provides information, links and resources
especially for staff working with a variety of learners at FE/HE level.
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Provided by the UK Safer Internet Centre, this helpline is for professionals who work with children in the UK. It is co-ordinated in partnership by: Childnet international, the South West Grid for Learning and the Internet Watch Foundation.It is co-funded by the European Commission.
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The CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection) Centre website.
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Online resource providing comprehensive information and advice on a variety of e-safety topics.
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Provided by the CEOP Centre, this website is aimed at children and young people, with age-appropriate advice, resources and activities, and also sections for teachers, parents and carers.
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Resources, guidance and information for professionals to raise awareness of online sexual harassment amongst young people aged 13-17 years and to increase reporting.
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Comprehensive topics and guidance for teachers and educational staff
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Excellent online guidance materials for any non-teaching staff working in FE - including what to look for regarding use of technology, social media and online activity.
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How should teaching and professional staff working in education handle social media? Useful online guide dealing with frequently asked questions.
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Comprehensive guide for schools and education providers about the use of social media for extremist purposes.
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Online safety calendar for the current year offering ways to add e-safety into curriculum.
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From the Safer Internet Centre, this helpline provides support with all aspects of digital and online issues, offering signposting, advice and mediation.
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This checklist is designed for teachers and professionals working in education to work through and assess how they would deal with different e-safety issues arising in their personal and professional lives.
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Comprehensive guide discussing evaluation of reliability online
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Online resource for teachers and lecturers on how to prepare and run pro-active sessions on e-safety. Links to further information.
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Dealing with Online Discrimination and Cyberbullying
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This insightful factsheet from Cyberbullying.Org has detailed statistics and information about the instances of cyberbullying towards LGBTQI+ teens, and how to resolve the issue in schools and colleges.
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Moving article and thinkpiece about the tragic suicide of a young gay man after experiencing homophobic cyberbullying and image sharing.
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This short guide is designed to help LGBTQA+ teenagers and young adults deal with online issues, such as targeted cyberbullying, online homophobia and transphobia.
You will find useful information, resources and links to websites and organisations.
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An online safety teaching toolkit for educators to deliver to young people with SEND.
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Downloadable parent and carer's guide to internet safety, from the Cerebra charity website.
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Comprehensive guide from Report-It.Org about internet hate crime of all descriptions, what the law says and how to deal with it.