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ST. MICHAEL PRIMARY SCHOOL WITHYHAMESafety, Acceptable Use and Social Media Policy Review Date: November 2016 Next review date: November 2017 This policy was endorsed by the Board of Governors at

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E-safety acceptable use policy outlines the guidelines and rules for safely and responsibly using technology and the internet.

Who is required to file e-safety acceptable use and?

Schools, organizations, or businesses that provide internet access or technology devices to employees or students are required to file e-safety acceptable use policies.

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E-safety acceptable use policies can be filled out by outlining the rules and guidelines for safe technology usage, and ensuring all users are aware and agree to adhere to them.

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The purpose of e-safety acceptable use policies is to promote safe and responsible use of technology, protect users from potential risks online, and ensure a secure digital environment.

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E-safety acceptable use policies typically include guidelines for online behavior, password protection, data security, and reporting procedures for cyberbullying or online harassment.