National Goal 1 - Capability of Students to Become Digital Citizens
Danny Bedingfield of eTime ran a parents evening on cybersafety in term 3. Danny commented that it was well-attended compared to other events of the type he had run. All classes discussed cybersafety with students as part of school-wide Keeping Ourself Save programme.
Parent comments on school Facebook page suggest that the information was timely and useful. https://www.facebook.com/groups/130852906996810/182443135171120/?ref=notif¬if_t=group_activity#!/pages/Pleasant-Point-Primary/138780979520887 Teachers report increased confidence with cybersafety issues. This will be useful as the Ultranet becomes more embedded in our teaching and learning.
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Example of New Entrant Children Exploring Colour - I Like Red
ICT used for Learning Support Students - Making Scones
All students have been surveyed to provide baseline data about their current knowledge of cybersafety. The data will provide feedback to teachers about the level of cybersafety teaching required for their class this year.
All students have been surveyed about their current level of confidence with ICT.
Links to survey results PPPS Senior Survey PPPS Junior Survey
All Year 3 to 8 students at Pleasant Point Primary are required to sign a Cybersafety Agreement at the start of each year. PPPS Senior Cybersafety
Parents sign the Cybersaftery Agreement on behalf of Year 0 to Year 3 students PPPS Junior Cybersafety
The background the Cybersafety Agreement is given to parents PPPS Background Information on Cybersafety
On enrolment parents sign a photo release form PPPS Photo Release Form