Teversham CE VA Primary School
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“We love because He first loved us.” 1 John 4 v 19.
Our hope is rooted in God’s love and inspires us to seek the best in ourselves and the world.
We learn from our mistakes and never give up.
We stand up for others and challenge ourselves, even when it might be difficult.
We know that “Every Day is a New Day” with everyone in our community.
Through thankfulness for our blessings, we find ways to serve others.
We understand the value of speaking the truth and exploring truths of life.
Computing
E-Safety and Online Safety
Please see E-Safety page under Key Information (or scroll to the bottom of this page) for information on how to keep your children safe online and our provision for e-safety at our school.
We are working with the National Centre for Computing Education to provide a comprehensive computing education across each year group. Our curriculum is cyclical, so that skills are revisited and built upon in each year.
Computing Curriculum Intent
Computing Curriculum Overview
Curriculum Plans for Each Year Group
Please see Class Pages for more information on the Termly Curriculum Plans for each class.
Using our computing skills to create artwork - Kandinsky 'Several Circles'.
Creating eBooks using iPads
Exploring photo editing in Year 5
Making Stop Motion Movies in Kite Class
Computing - algorithms and debugging
Programming Angry Birds in Kite Class
In Year 6, children have been using Word to produce a school anti-bullying pamphlet which includes how to stop cyber bullying. See some of our designs by clicking below:
E-safety at Teversham School
Online policy (e-safety)
E-safety guidance for parents.
E-Safety links for Parents
https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/
http://www.vodafone.com/content/parents/get-started.html
Resources for parents from UK Safer Internet Centre
E-safety Rules
Parents can also enjoy the E-safety videos from our 'Children' section on the website or by clicking the links below.
Internet Safety Week 2022
From gaming and chat, to streaming and video, young people are shaping the interactive entertainment spaces they are a part of. Safer Internet Day 2022 celebrates young people’s role in creating a safer internet, whether that is whilst gaming and creating content, or interacting with their friends and peers.
We supported Safer Internet Day 2021 via home learning.
We supported Safer Internet Day 2020 - our display shows some of the work that we produced.
2020 Safer Internet Day
This year we thought about how we could keep ourselves safe online by looking at what information we share about ourselves every time we use the internet. Each of the class activities were age appropriate. They included us discussing what is personal information and what we should and should not share online. What our Avatars look like and how much information these give to other people. The older children discussed how they use the internet and what are the pros and cons of using it. We created a display to remind us of our work.
Safer Internet Day 2019
2019.
This year for Safer Internet Day we have shared a range of age appropriate activities within our classes. The activities have been spread out across the week. Reception class have looked at the story Chickin Clickin, which is a story that is an introduction to using the internet safely. KS1 classes have used a range of stories where the children have had to discuss the different problems that the characters have encountered and suggested possible solutions. KS2 have developed this further by talking about possible scenarios that they could encounter themselves and how they should treat other people whilst using the internet. All of the children are aware of what they should do if they are unhappy about any thing that they see whilst using the internet.
Internet safety week 5th February 2018
Parents video Safer Internet Day 2018
This film looks at what is important in digital parenting and signposts parents and carers to resources they might find useful.
2018.
This year during National E-safety week we ALL learnt how to stay safe online with age appropriate activities. Reception and Year 1 shared stories about Smartie the Penguin and then Reception made posters about keeping safe, Year 1 created a ‘Top 10 Tip’ list to help remind people what to do.
In year 2 we learnt about what personal information is and how important it is not to share this online. The children created examples of how to avoid giving out their information.
Year 3 and 4 thought about the importance of being kind to each, only sending nice messages. They also learnt what to do if they were not happy about any messages that they received – whistle blowing. Years 5 and 6 through role play created video clips on how to help make the internet a nice kind place, and what to do to stay safe on line producing a Digital Magna Carta. Examples of the work can be found below.
Starz Virtual Learning Environment
Each child in Key Stage One at our school has a Starz Plus account and will have been given a login by their class teacher. This login will allow them to access their own account where they can find their own safe messaging centre, blog, e-safety information and lots more.
Starz Plus is a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) used by pupils across Cambridgeshire Primary, Nursery and Special Phase schools. It is managed by The ICT Service.
Starz Plus can be easily accessed from our website home page signpost that says VLE login.