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- 16th SepEnd of day routine
We would like to remind parents about the routine for picking up children at the end of each day. (Read more...) - 16th SepDBS Workshop
As of now, all parents accompanying children on trips must have a valid DBS check (Read more...) - 16th SepInternational Week
We would like to invite parents and carers to visit their child's class during International Week and to share something of their country or culture (Read more...) - 12th SepWelcome Back!
Dear Parents and Families, It has been a joy to see the children return from the summer break, refreshed happy and healthy. From the first day of school, and all week, we have seen children literally skipping in with excitement for what the new year will bring them. (read more...) - 12th SepFather Allan
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Safer Internet Day
The theme of this year's Safer Internet Day is 'Together for a Better Internet'.
During the week at school, the children will be talking about online respect, as well as how to give - or not give - consent to personal information or photos being shared online.
The resources we will be using at Servite come from 2 sources:
Google's 'Be Internet Legends'
Google have also developed a free game called Interland, which, through gameplay, teaches children about online responsibility using the Internet Legends Code (as detailed above) by introducing them to situations where they will need to make choices to keep themselves safe.
Both of these sites have some wonderful resources to help you have a conversation at home around staying safe online, giving consent for the sharing of photos and other personal information, respecting others online and - most importantly - asking for help or advice if your child encounters anything online that makes them feel uncomfortable or upset.
In partnership, by encouraging online responsibility and making it a two-way conversation, we can ensure that both we and our children are 'Together for a Better Internet'.
You can find links to other resources concerning online safety on the more general Online Safety page.
