Internet Safety

Article 17: (Access to information; mass media) Children have the right to information that is important to their health and well-being.

One Direction Parody Song - "Who do you share your details with?"

Our e-cadets have won first prize in a Walsall Internet Safety competition. Thanks to their hard work and creativity we have next year's subscription to 'e-Cadets' for free! Please take a moment to watch their winning film and listen to their important message.

AJS Internet Safety Don't Face It On Your Own

Written and performed by our very own E-Cadets. Don't Face it on your own!

The Internet is an amazing place which can help us in our real lives, provide us with entertainment, allow us to communicate and help us learn new things.

Alumwell Junior School children stay SMART online, we follow five simple rules for staying safe online:

SMART online poster

Child Exploitation and Online Protection If you are worried about online abuse or how someone has been communicating online then let CEOP know

Childline Advice on how to stay safe online

Underpinning all these rules is the importance of being kind and positive online. Words can hurt and the internet is not always the place to share thoughts, opinions and ideas that might offend or upset other people.

"Before you say what's on your mind, ask yourself, is it kind?"