
In today’s ever-changing world of technology, digital tools play a powerful and positive role in education and everyday life. At St. Oswald’s, we embrace the benefits that technology brings to learning, creativity and communication. However, we also recognise the potential risks children can face online, including cyberbullying, exposure to inappropriate content, and online exploitation.
We believe that keeping children safe online is a shared responsibility. That’s why we encourage all parents and carers to take an active role in supporting their children’s digital safety at home. We are committed to working together by offering guidance, sharing resources, and providing support whenever needed.
E-safety is a key part of our curriculum and is regularly reinforced through lessons, themed events, and special focus weeks. Click here to visit our Computing and ICT Curriculum page to find our more.
We mark Safer Internet Day each year and address issues such as cyberbullying, online behaviour, and responsible internet use to help our pupils become confident and safe digital citizens.
For more information or support on how to keep your child safe online please click the links below.




