Click HERE to read about British Values at Hope Academy
E-Safety and Anti-bullying Information
British Values at Hope Academy
We recognise the importance of allowing students to flourish academically and also our wider role to prepare students for life in modern Britain.
Click HERE to read about British Values at Hope Academy
Click HERE to read about British Values at Hope Academy
Mobiles can be a great asset but they can also cause problems at
school. The following information comes from the Ofcom (UK) website -
Mobile parental controls
- All mobile phone providers offer free parental control services which limit the content children can access via the mobile network to items suitable for under 18s. However, they may not always be automatically switched on. Check with your service provider that the parental control settings are switched on, and ask for them to be switched on if they are not. This is particularly important if the phone was used by an adult before.
Parents: For information and practical advice on how to keep children safe when using the internet have a look at: http://www.theparentzone.co.uk/parent
X-Factor contestant performs at Hope Academy!
• 2014
X Factor contestant Danny Dearden visited Hope Academy on Tuesday 28th
April, not only to entertain our Year 7 pupils, but to deliver an important
message about cyber-bullying.
• On
behalf of the charity, Life Skills Education, Danny gave tips and advice on how
pupils can protect themselves online, particularly using social media, and what
to do if they feel like they are a victim of cyber-bullying. You can follow
Danny on Twitter: @DANNYDEARDENUK or @popbeatsbullyin
• If
students are victims of bullying they can report it confidentially on Hope
Academy’s SHARP (School Help Advice Reporting Page) system at http://hope.thesharpsystem.com
Jan 2015 E-Safety Assembly
Click the Link below to view our Jan 2015 'Safer Internet
Day' E-Safety Assembly.
Download the Assembly Power-point
Download the Assembly Power-point
Be E-Safe, Be E-Smart
http://sthelens.gov.uk/esafety - aimed at parents, carers and grandparents - features links to national websites, including CEOP (Child Exploitation Online Protection) and a 'Report It' button to flag up concerns or online abuse.
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