 You must always get permission from a teacher before using the ICT System or accessing any information or application.  You must keep secret your personal.

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 You must always get permission from a teacher before using the ICT System or accessing any information or application.  You must keep secret your personal login and password for the ICT System and never allow others to use them.

 You must not attempt to access any part of the ICT System that is not part of your personal desktop.  You must not intentionally damage or vandalise any part of the ICT System - computer, monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer, cable etc - OR delete any computer software used on the ICT System or the data of another user.

 You must not intentionally introduce software designed to cause damage to a school computer (commonly known as a virus).  All pupils should note that it is all too easy to damage computer equipment through spillage of food and drink and there is a risk of injury where liquids come into contact with electrical appliances.

 You must always end your session on a computer by closing it down correctly. If you are not sure - ask your teacher.  Sending or displaying any abusive, sexist, racist or otherwise offensive material is strictly forbidden.

 Accessing or attempting to access any inappropriate or offensive material.  Using obscene or offensive language on the school computer system is forbidden.  If you are aware of any inappropriate behaviour or actions – you must report this.

 Due date is your next ICT lesson  Read the Acceptable User Policy  Sign the Acceptable User Policy  Give the AUP to your Parent, Guardian or Carer to sign  Put it back in your school bag  Hand it into your ICT teacher at the start of your next ICT lesson.