Digital Citizenship and Internet safety Sample Clauses

Digital Citizenship and Internet safety. The School shares responsibility with parents, the government and the community to protect children from the impact of inappropriate material on the Internet. This protection at Mount Xxxxxx South Primary School comes in the form of a number of mechanisms to block inappropriate content. No internet filtering mechanism is perfect and for this reason at the School, every Internet request and download is recorded, logging user ID, time, page element accessed, size of element, method of access and the machine from which the request was made. The IT Department can inspect these logs for breaches of protocol. Students found to be accessing inappropriate material will be referred to the Teacher/Principal. The action taken will depend on the offence and may include notification of parents. Students are reminded to use Cyber-Safe strategies and use the Internet in a safe and ethical manner. In particular students must: • Tell the system administrator(s) or their parents if an indecent, suggestive, discriminatory or threatening message is encountered. • Be aware that people they “meet” or communicate with on-line may pretend to be someone else. • Remember that anything they read on-line may not be accurate and avoid offers involving either financial transactions or personal meetings. • Not give out any identifying details such as their home address, telephone number, or school address in a public chat site or bulletin board or give out personal information such as age or financial position. • Not arrange a meeting with another person they have “met” or communicated with by IPad without prior parental approval. If a meeting is arranged, it should be in a public place in the presence of a parent or responsible adult. • Not respond to messages or bulletin board items that are indecent, suggestive, belligerent, discriminatory, threatening, or which make the user feel uncomfortable or unsafe in any way.
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