How to report concerns
I can explain the process of reporting online concerns both on digital platforms and in school.
How to report concerns
I can explain the process of reporting online concerns both on digital platforms and in school.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Reporting issues online differs from reporting in school.
- School ICT misuse includes cyberbullying and inappropriate content.
- School staff can support pupils experiencing online harm.
- Reporting in school is confidential and taken seriously.
Keywords
ICT misuse - the inappropriate use of technology in school, such as sending harmful messages
Safeguarding - actions taken to protect pupils from harm or danger
Common misconception
If a pupil reports ICT misue at school, they will get in trouble.
Reporting misuse of technology in school isn’t about getting people in trouble, it’s about keeping everyone safe.
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Content guidance
- Depiction or discussion of peer pressure or bullying
Supervision
Adult supervision recommended
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
a video making fun of someone’s religion
a trusted news article about the environment
a group chat sharing mean rumours about a classmate
a game review video that talks about different features of a new game
a live-streamed maths tutorial from a teacher in school
a re-posted clip of a pupil being physically bullied on the school bus
Assessment exit quiz
5 Questions
inappropriate use of technology in school
actions taken to protect pupils from harm or danger
to be kept private