ONLINE SAFETY | DIOGELU AR LEIN
At Cwmffrwdoer Primary School, online safety is a key part of our commitment to keeping children safe. In today’s digital world, it is essential that pupils are equipped with the knowledge and skills they need to navigate the online environment confidently and responsibly.
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We have robust security measures in place to protect pupils from potential online risks and inappropriate content. Any concerns related to online safety are recorded promptly and dealt with in line with our safeguarding procedures.
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Online safety is not treated as a one-off lesson—it is embedded throughout our curriculum. From Foundation Phase to Year 6, children are taught how to stay safe online, how to recognise risks, and how to make informed choices when using technology.
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To further strengthen our approach, we have an Online Safety Group made up of staff, governors, and pupils. This group meets regularly to monitor current issues, review policies, and ensure that our whole school community remains informed and proactive about online safety.
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By working together, we aim to create a culture of digital responsibility and awareness, helping our children become safe, respectful, and confident users of technology.

USEFUL WEBSITES
In need of some online safety advice? Click on the links below for some useful tips.
LATEST APPS:
It can be difficult to keep up to date with the latest apps that our children use. It is important that we all have some knowledge on what they are using and know how to keep them safe. Click on the links below to find out all about the most popular apps.
DIGITAL WELLBEING:
Young people are growing up in a world where technology has always been present for them and this can have both a positive and negative impact on their lives. Digital wellbeing is about having an awareness of how being online can make us feel and looking after ourselves and others when online. This can include recognising the impact being online can have on our emotions, mental wellbeing and even our physical health and knowing what to do if something goes wrong.
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Click on the link below if you want to help your child with their digital wellbeing.