E-Safety

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Keeping our children and ourselves safe online is increasingly important. This page provides links to keep you up to date and to make informed decisions. (Each image is a link to a site.)

These are links related to our Inspire workshops for Year 4 & 5

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These are the links and materials from our Year 5 & 6 E-Safety Assembly 9.6.15

Link to Jigsaw Video.

NSPCC NetAware (click on picture to link to site)

 

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NSPCC The Underwear Rule

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The CEOP button

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The link below is to the video shown to children in our personal safety awareness assembly today 6.10.14

web_safe

ceop

This site allows access browser tools to be downloaded so that children can learn to keep themselves safe online.

kids&media

This is a really useful site for parents containing information about age restrictions and much more.

BBCWW

BBC Webwise provides a wide range of information to support parents, helping them to understand key issues facing themselves and their children.

CSM

Common Sense Media provides a wide range of information helping parents to choose suitable age appropriate materials for their children.

SIP

The Safer Internet Programme provides a vast amount of information about the best software and apps to keep children safe across a range of internet connected devices.

Governing Body

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Governing Body

The school governing body is a voluntary group of people who are appointed or co-opted to office for a period of up to four years.  They meet regularly as whole groups or committees discussing school matters relating to :-

  • Finance, Staffing and Premises
  • Standards & Curriculum
  • Safe & Healthy

An annual cycle of meeting and events is held to debate and review the above issues, ensuring that legal obligations are discharged and that management of the school is both effective and efficient.

Unless stated all members of the Governing Body may be contacted through the school.

Governor_Information_February_17

 

Cornerstones

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It is our intention to provide a curriculum here at Lyndon Green that Engages, Develops and Innovates children, allowing them to Express their own ideas in a confident and articulate way. We want our children to be able to have fun whilst they learn and not be presented with barriers.  Over the period 2011-12, the staff and pupils of Lyndon Green has worked very hard to consider what is best for our pupils and that is why we have linked ourselves with Cornerstone Curriculum. We feel the philosophy behind Cornerstones matches ours here in School.  The implementation of the Cornerstones Curriculum during the Academic year 2012 – 13 made a huge difference to our pupils and our staff.  Our children loved all the different phases of learning and experienced so many different learning opportunities.  We will continue to work with Cornerstones in the Academic Year 2013 – 14.

Click on the following link to go to the main Cornerstones Website and read more about their philosophy to learning. Clicking on the image will take you to an external site