Introduction p.3 FS and KS1 rules for staying safe p.3 FS and KS1 signature for agreement p.3 KS2 personal safety p.4 KS2 rules and rights for technology p.4/5 Remote learning expectations p.5 KS2 signature for agreement p.6Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • September 2nd, 2024
Policy reviewed by: James Lyne Key Changes: Title of remote learning (p.5) changed from ‘in case of illness/COVIDsymptoms’ to ‘in case of of school closure or illness’
Thameside Primary School: ICT Acceptable Use Agreement for Staff and VolunteersIct Acceptable Use Agreement • September 2nd, 2024
Thameside Primary School is a Rights Respecting School and its policies will respect the UN Convention on the rights of the child. The library policy links to:
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement 2017Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • May 9th, 2019
Eastwood Primary School and Deaf Facility believes the teaching of Cybersafe and responsible online behaviour is essential in the lives of students and is best taught in partnership between home and school.
Antonine College ICT Acceptable Use Agreement for the use of Digital TechnologiesIct Acceptable Use Agreement • September 23rd, 2022
Definition: Digital Technologies encompasses technology such as Computers, Laptops, Mobile Devices, the Internet, Multimedia, Projectors and Digital Visualisation Devices, Printing Devices, Robotics, Apps and Software.
Acceptable Use Agreement 2021-2022Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • January 14th, 2022
The Trust recognises the use of ICT as an important resource for teaching, learning and personal development. It actively encourages staff to take full advantage of the potential for ICT to enhance development in all areas of the curriculum and school administration. It is also recognised by the Trust that along with these benefits there are also responsibilities, especially for ensuring that children are protected from contact with inappropriate materials.
Parent / Carer ICT Acceptable Use Agreement FormIct Acceptable Use Agreement • March 7th, 2022
New technologies have become integral to the lives of children and young people in today’s society, both within schools and in their lives outside school. The internet and other digital information and communications technologies are powerful tools, which open up new opportunities for everyone. These technologies can stimulate discussion, promote creativity and stimulate awareness of context to promote effective learning. Young people should have an entitlement to safe internet access at all times.
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement P-6 2019Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • February 1st, 2019
The purpose of this Agreement is to ensure that students at Glen Iris Primary School use digital technologies in a safe and appropriate manner.
ICT Acceptable Use AgreementIct Acceptable Use Agreement • September 16th, 2024
This document has been extricated from the previous Online Safety Policy which has been rewritten. The ICT Acceptable Use Agreement now sits separately to the Online Safety Policy but the two documents are companions and should be read in conjunction.
East Adelaide School 2023 ICT Acceptable Use Agreement F-6 Computer Network and Internet UseIct Acceptable Use Agreement • November 29th, 2022
The measures to ensure the cyber safety of East Adelaide School (EAS) students are based on our core values of Respect, Responsibility, Relationships and Resilience. To assist us to enhance learning through the safe use of Information Communication Technologies (ICTs), we are now asking you to read this document and sign the attached form.
STAFF / VOLUNTEER ICT ACCEPTABLE USE AGREEMENTIct Acceptable Use Agreement • February 22nd, 2023
The use of Information and Communication technologies (ICT and personal data) such as email, the Internet, and mobile devices are an expected part of daily working life in school. This Agreement is designed to ensure that all staff and volunteers are aware of their responsibilities when using any form of ICT. It applies to any ICT used in school, the use of school ICT systems and equipment out of school and the use of personal equipment in school or in situations related to their employment by the school. All staff and volunteers (where they are using technology in school or in connection with the work of school) are expected to sign this Agreement and always adhere to its content. Any concerns or clarification should be discussed with Ade John (Online Safety Lead) or Helen Grice (Head teacher).
East Adelaide School 2021 ICT Acceptable Use Agreement R-7 Computer Network and Internet UseIct Acceptable Use Agreement • November 26th, 2020
The measures to ensure the cyber safety of East Adelaide School (EAS) students are based on our core values of Respect, Responsibility, Relationships and Resilience. To assist us to enhance learning through the safe use of Information Communication Technologies (ICTs), we are now asking you to read this document and sign the attached form.
ICT Acceptable Use AgreementIct Acceptable Use Agreement • February 4th, 2021
This document details the Ark ICT acceptable use policy and the obligations of members of staff to protect Schools and Ark Data and the use of equipment.
ICT ACCEPTABLE USEIct Acceptable Use Agreement • May 2nd, 2022
As a student at Kinross College I recognise that the school’s ICT resources exist to provide access to curriculum related information. I agree to use resources such as computers, networks, the Internet and peripherals in a responsible and appropriate manner for a school.
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement:Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • March 18th, 2024
This agreement covers use of all digital technologies in school: i.e. e-mail, Internet, intranet, network resources, learning platform, software, communication tools, equipment and systems.
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement ChildrenIct Acceptable Use Agreement • September 8th, 2023
carers read and discuss the following statements with their child(ren), understanding and agreeing to follow the school rules on using ICT, including use of the Internet and electronic devices in school.
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement for Academy EmployeesIct Acceptable Use Agreement • July 23rd, 2018
This document is issued for the protection of Ernulf Academy employees and children in their care. Please ensure that you have read this and understand your obligations and responsibilities. Failing to follow this advice and guidance could leave employees vulnerable or lead to more robust action.
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement 2020-21: Years 10 & 11Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • June 1st, 2020
The school has installed computers and Internet access to help our learning. These rules will keep everyone safe and help us be fair to others. This agreement applies to all school devices and devices brought into school including mobile phones. Pupils should sign a copy of the ICT Acceptable Use Agreement annually.
ICT Acceptable Use AgreementIct Acceptable Use Agreement • September 21st, 2023
• I will keep my username and password safe and secure - I will not share it, nor will I try to use any other person’s username and password.
Aylesford School Student ICT Acceptable Use Agreement 2023Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • May 15th, 2023
I will only use ICT systems in School, including the internet, e-mail, digital video, mobile technologies, etc. for School purposes.
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement: Prep – Year 2Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • January 31st, 2018
The Internet is a vast network, which links computers and iPads to many sites throughout the world. Using the Internet we can communicate with people all over the world, through electronic mail and by accessing vast amounts of information that have educational value.
ICT Acceptable Use AgreementIct Acceptable Use Agreement • July 11th, 2019
‘Technology’ means wired or wireless and/or portable electronic equipment that includes, but is not limited to, PCs, netbooks/laptops, photocopiers, existing and emerging mobile communication systems and smart technologies, or portable internet enabled devices. Such devices can be used for word processing, printing, wireless internet access, image capture/recording, sound recording and information that is transmitted/received/stored or processed on computerised equipment.
ICT Acceptable Use AgreementIct Acceptable Use Agreement • February 18th, 2013
The following agreement covers the student’s use of Internet, intranet, portal, network and e-mail. Palmerston Christian School provides all students enrolled at the School with Information Communication and Technology (ICT) facilities for educational use. Students may use these facilities for class work, research, the preparation of assignments and communication. Care must be taken to ensure the resources are protected from harm and that no users are exposed to materials considered offensive or illegal. Students should carefully read the conditions below. To have access to the School’s ICT resources, students must agree to abide by the School’s Acceptable Use Agreement.
ICT Acceptable Use AgreementIct Acceptable Use Agreement • September 23rd, 2016
Sacred Heart Primary SchoolIct Acceptable Use Agreement • August 11th, 2021
To inform students and parents/guardians of Sacred Heart Primary School's requirements in relation to acceptable use of, and access to, J CT resources and network s of the school.
ICT ACCEPTABLE USE AGREEMENTIct Acceptable Use Agreement • November 3rd, 2017
Cyber safety is an important issue for young children. By the time young children arrive at school, many are already online or using digital technologies. They visit their favourite websites, play games and use social media or apps such as Mathletics or Reading Eggs.
ICT Acceptable Use AgreementIct Acceptable Use Agreement • November 17th, 2020
At Middlestown Primary Academy we take our pupils’ safety seriously, including online safety. All pupils have been asked to sign their own agreements which can be viewed on the school website, as linked at the bottom of this letter by Key Stage.
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement Policy Year 4 - 6Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • November 26th, 2020
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement- Policy and Guidance on School Staff use of ICT and Communications SystemsIct Acceptable Use Agreement • December 12th, 2016
At Thrussington C. of E. Primary School we respect and value all children and are committed to providing a caring, friendly and safe environment for all our pupils so they can learn, in a relaxed and secure atmosphere. We believe every pupil should be able to participate in all school activities in an enjoyable and safe environment and be protected from harm. This is the responsibility of every adult employed by, or invited to deliver services at Thrussington
ICT ACCEPTABLE USE AGREEMENTIct Acceptable Use Agreement • March 23rd, 2022
Bennerley Fields School – 2022 ICT Acceptable Use Agreement (Pupils) – Key Stages 3 and 4Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • March 3rd, 2023
• not attempt to deliberately seek out files on the school network that may be used for malicious purposes or are nothing to do with me.
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement Policy Kindergarten – Year 3Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • November 26th, 2020
ICT Acceptable Use Agreement 2020-21: Years 7-9Ict Acceptable Use Agreement • June 1st, 2020
The school has installed computers and Internet access to help our learning. These rules will keep everyone safe and help us be fair to others. This Agreement applies to all school devices and devices brought into school including mobile phones. Pupils should sign a copy of the ICT Acceptable Use Agreement annually.
ICT Acceptable Use AgreementIct Acceptable Use Agreement • February 20th, 2015
We encourage all parents to discuss the following Agreement carefully with their child. The agreement is aimed at keeping your child and others’ safe. We ask that you and your child indicate, by signing, that you have discussed this and agree to this ‘Acceptable Use’ document. Your child will then be able to join the school network and make the most of the IT resources available through the school.
Bradford Grammar School Pupil ICT Acceptable Use AgreementIct Acceptable Use Agreement • June 21st, 2017
Bradford Grammar School understands that the considered use of technology for teaching and learning has great advantages. It can allow work to be completed more efficiently by pupils, broaden the kinds of tasks undertaken, enrich and enliven lessons and provide opportunities for creativity, differentiation and stretch.
ICT ACCEPTABLE USE AGREEMENT FOR KS1 and EarlyIct Acceptable Use Agreement • April 20th, 2021
