Reporting misuse. If you become aware of misuse of the Website by any person, any errors in the material on the Website or any difficulty in accessing or using the Website, please contact us immediately using the contact details or form provided on our Website.
Reporting misuse. 8.1 The Trust will clearly define what is classed as inappropriate behaviour in the Acceptable Use Agreement, ensuring all students are aware of what behaviour is expected of them.
Reporting misuse. I will ensure that I report any misuse or breaches of this agreement to the class teacher or headteacher. • I understand that my use of the internet will be monitored by the IT Technical staff and recognise the consequences if I breach the terms of this agreement. • I understand that the headteacher may decide to take disciplinary action against me in accordance with the school’s Policy if I breach this agreement. I acknowledge that I have read and understood this agreement, and ensure that I will abide by each principle. Name of pupil: Signed:
Reporting misuse. Internet users have a personal responsibility to report any misuse of the system to the systems administrator. Misuse can come in many forms, and includes any violations of this policy.
Reporting misuse. A user shall report any misuse of the network to a teacher, the technology director, or the school administrator. Misuse means any violation of this policy, such as commercial use of these resources, criminal activity, inappropriate content of an e-mail sent or received, or any other use that is not included in this policy, but has the intent or effect of harming the school, another person, another’s property, or that constitutes inappropriate conduct.
Reporting misuse. ● I will ensure that I adhere to any responsibility I have for monitoring, as outlined in the E-Safety Policy, e.g. to monitor pupils’ internet usage. ● I will ensure that I report any misuse by pupils, or by staff members breaching the procedures outlined in this agreement, to the headteacher.
Reporting misuse. I will: • Understand that my use of the internet will be monitored by the Designated Safeguarding Lead and recognise the consequences if I do not follow this agreement. • Report to my teacher immediately if I view or download anything inappropriate from the internet. • Understand that the headteacher may decide to take disciplinary action against me, in accordance with the Behaviour Policy, if I do not follow this agreement. IT Acceptable Use Agreement I agree that I have read and understood this agreement and ensure that I will abide by all of the rules. Name of Pupil Signature - Pupil Signature - Parent
Reporting misuse. I will ensure that I adhere to any responsibility I have for monitoring, as outlined in the E-Safety Policy, e.g. to monitor pupils’ internet usage. • I will ensure that I report any misuse by pupils, or by staff members breaching the procedures outlined in this agreement, to the Headteacher (or Head of School or CEO as appropriate). • I understand that my use of the internet will be monitored by the IT manager and recognise the consequences if I breach the terms of this agreement. • I understand that the Headteacher (or Head of School or CEO as appropriate) may decide to take disciplinary action against me in accordance with the Trust Disciplinary Policy and Procedure, if I breach this agreement. I certify that I have read and understood this agreement, and ensure that I will abide by each principle. Signed: Date:
Reporting misuse. In order to maintain the integrity of the Electronic Lockbox System the Participant and licensee agrees to report to MMLS immediately any action which would violate the terms and conditions of this or any other Lockbox Agreement, or any Electronic Lockbox Agreement, including, but not limited to loss, loan, alteration or duplication of any electronic Smart Card.
Reporting misuse. The Trust will clearly define what is classed as inappropriate behaviour in the Acceptable Use Agreement, ensuring all students are aware of what behaviour is expected of them. Inappropriate activities are discussed and the reasoning behind prohibiting activities due to e-Safety are explained to students as part of the curriculum in order to promote responsible internet use. Misuse by students: • Teachers have the power to discipline students who engage in misbehaviour with regards to internet use. • Any instances of misuse should be immediately reported to a member of staff, who will then report this to the Headteacher/Principal, using a Complaints Form. • Any pupil who does not adhere to the rules outlined in our Acceptable Use Agreement and is found to be willfully misusing the internet, will have a letter sent to their parents explaining the reason for suspending their internet use. • Members of staff may decide to issue other forms of disciplinary action to a pupil upon the misuse of the internet. This will be discussed with the Headteacher/Principal and will be issued once the pupil is on the school premises. • Complaints of a child protection nature, such as when a pupil is found to be accessing extremist material, shall be dealt with in accordance with our Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy. Use of illegal material: • In the event that illegal material is found on the school’s network, or evidence suggest that illegal material has been accessed, the police will be contacted. • Incidents will be immediately reported to the Internet Watch Foundation and the police will be contacted if the illegal material is, or is suspected to be, a child sexual abuse image hosted anywhere in the world, a non-photographic child sexual abuse image hosted in the UK, or criminally obscene adult content hosted in the UK. • If a child protection incident is suspected, the school’s child protection procedure will be followed – the Designated Safeguarding Lead and Headteacher/Principal will be informed and the police contacted.
