What we do at Woodfield Primary School for e-safety:
At Woodfield Primary School, we strive to improve children's understanding of how to remain safe on the internet and any devices, games or apps that allow them access to the internet. In order to do this, each class has a specific e-Safety lesson every term, these lessons are progressive across the school.  To ensure that the children realise the importance of keeping themselves safe they revisit the key messages in their regular Computing lessons.
Safer Internet Day: Tuesday 8th February 2022
CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre) is a service offered by the Police which offers support in keeping children safe online. If you feel you need to make a report about something that is happening online that is making you or someone you know feel uncomfortable, please find the link for this service at the bottom of the Woodfield Primary School website page.  
Understanding online services:
With the development of apps, games and other online services, it can be difficult to keep up with the ever-changing world of technology. Although it is vital for children to explore and learn through using the internet, we also strive to ensure that they are safe and secure when doing so. In order to do this, we use a resource called Common Sense Media:
This resource offers reviews, age guidance and an overview on a range of services including: apps, games, DVDs, music and social media. Alongside this, it provides advice for parents and carers on how they can keep their children safe online.