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Teaching privacy and safety on the internet, and protecting pupils from online threats, need not be a challenge. Use this list of resources to clarify your responsibilities and identify the risks.

A to Z of e-safety: poster
Alan Mackenzie breaks down the ever-expanding world of online communication to give you a handy A-Z of e-safety
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Risk assessment and consent for live streaming
What do schools need to consider in terms of risk assessment and parental consent for live streaming of lessons?
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Social media code of conduct
Download and adapt our social media code of conduct for use in your school
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Compulsive gaming: advice for schools
What is compulsive gaming, what are the risks and how can schools support parents?
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Sexting: get your facts straight
Sharing images online is a natural part of most children and young people’s lives, but sexting has legal consequences. Understand how the law applies, and how you can get the message across
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How to deal with sexting: step-by-step guidance
Once a child has shared an explicit image, they lose control over how it's used. What steps should schools take to mitigate the consequences of sexting?
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Online safety model policy
Online and e-safety is an integral part of your school's safeguarding practice. Use this template to make sure you've covered all bases

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Online filtering and monitoring in an independent school
In an independent boarding school, protecting students from inappropriate content can be especially complicated. Alan Mackenzie outlines a simple, collaborative approach to safe use
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Acceptable use of ICT model policy
This policy outlines what is acceptable and unacceptable when it comes to using the internet in schools. It is applicable to pupils, staff, governors and visitors

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Back to school: an online safety briefing for staff
The start of the school year is a good time for schools to ensure that all staff are responsible for online safety. Alan Mackenzie provides a briefing for you to share
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