E-Safety. PROVENT
Monitor, Learn & Protect.
A service combining the best e-safety training and advice for school staff
with the technical confidence offered by computer monitoring to improve
the e-safety outcomes and behaviour of pupils.
Prices start from £500 per annum
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Schools E-Safeguarding
Schools
have a responsibility to ensure pupils use ICT and the internet safely
as part of their duty of care. With new technologies used from age 5,
this must begin as soon as children start school.
What's Expected
Ofsted
expects schools to have measures in place to identify safeguarding
issues, whether these happen online, in the classroom or the
playground. At the same time, Ofsted recommends that schools provide
pupils with more internet access to allow children the chance to assess
risks and learn how to keep themselves safe.
Identify Issues
This
service enables schools to identify e-safety issues, strengthen
e-safety practice and better educate staff, parents and pupils about
staying safe in a digital world.
Price
Product Benefits
- Practical expertise and support - Child
protection professionals available throughout the year to support
teachers who are worried about a particular situation and need advice
on what action to take.
- Securus E-safety monitoring system - Identifies
safeguarding concerns on school computers and laptops by capturing
inappropriate words, phrases and images which appear on screen.
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- Monitor online and offline use - Detects
and records examples of harmful behaviour and content within emails,
computer programs, websites, social networking sites, blogs, VLEs and
instant messages.
- Promotes safer behaviour - Encourages children to adopt safer habits and teaches them how to stay safe in real situations.
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- Meets Ofsted recommendations - Allows pupils to use new technologies responsibly while ensuring any e-safety issues are captured.
- Supports schools' legal duty of care - Alerts staff to swearing, hurtful comments, online bullying, harmful or worrying websites and other safeguarding concerns.
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