At Tanworth-in-Arden we take online safety seriously. Our pupils learn how to use technology responsibly, respectfully and safely from Reception through to Year 6. E-safety is taught within computing lessons, PSHE, assemblies and across the wider curriculum, ensuring children know how to protect their personal information, make safe choices online and treat others with respect.
We follow national curriculum guidance and regularly update our practice in line with the latest safeguarding advice. Our pupil-led E-Safety Committee helps promote safe online behaviour across the school and gives children a voice in how we use technology responsibly.
By working together with pupils, staff and parents, we aim to equip children with the knowledge, skills and confidence they need to thrive in the digital world while keeping themselves and others safe.
At Tanworth-in-Arden our E-Safety Committee is made up of pupils from Key Stage 2 who take an active role in keeping our school community safe online. The children meet regularly to share what they have seen, heard or experienced online, including the games they play and the language used in digital spaces. This helps staff, pupils and parents stay up to date with current online trends and challenges.
The committee leads whole-school assemblies, creates informative posters and helps promote safe, respectful and responsible online behaviour. By giving children a voice and involving them in shaping our approach, the committee plays an important part in making sure everyone at Tanworth-in-Arden is confident, aware and well supported in the digital world.
2025 members:
Year 3 = Elliot and Valentina
Year 4 = Jessica and Will
Year 5 = Isabelle and Jack
Year 6 = Fraser and Sienna