Computing Curriculum Day

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Presentation transcript:

Computing Curriculum Day The New National Curriculum and Being Safe Online

New Computing Curriculum Spreadsheets Databases Pictures and text Word processing and typing Using microphones and cameras Using the internet Understanding how things work Presenting information and ideas

New Computing Curriculum

What’s new Computing, writing simple programs Making things happen and writing the instructions (algorithms)

Being Safe New to the curriculum, and compulsory Taught from Year 1 Children need to learn how to recognise dangers on line and what to do to protect themselves Parents need to know what their children are looking at online Children need to know what do if they do not feel safe online- tell a trusted adult

E-Safety Places to go for E-Safety advice ceop.police.uk internetmatters.org thinkuknow.co.uk

Social Networking sites

Useful Tips Children should never give out personal details, such as address or phone number. They should not 'friend' people they do not know. Never agree to meet someone you have met online. Don't be afraid to stop your children using these sites until you think they are old enough to use them. You need to be 13 for a Facebook account.

Set privacy settings high, so that no one can look at your online pages unless you want them to. Don’t be afraid to check what sites your children are using. Have them in the same room as you so that you can see what they’re up to!

Useful Websites www.ceop.police.uk www.internetmatters.org www.thinkuknow.co.uk http://www.nspcc.org.uk/onlinesafety