Digital Health & Wellbeing Our Digital Champions have identified a number of useful websites to help with internet safety and cyber resilience. Online Safety | Parent Club Parental Engagement Homepage – UK Safer Internet Centre SWGfL – Safety & Security Online Childnet — Online safety for young people Internet Watch Foundation IWF – Eliminating Child Sexual Abuse Online | IWF Parent Factsheet Digital Safety – Digital Education Team Parent Zone – Parents’ area Digital learning, digital life and digital work | My child | Parent Zone (education.gov.scot) ThinkUKnow – The National Crime Agency’s CEOP Education team aim to help protect children and young people from online child sexual abuse. NSPCC Keeping Children Safe Online

DIGITAL LEARNING @mhsdigilearn MHS aims to inspire and motivate our learners through high quality, motivating and meaningful digital learning experiences for all our young people. We will embed digital activities/learning within the curriculum and provide independent learning opportunities using digital technology. Learners Staff Parents/Carers Digital Health & Wellbeing Responsible Users Agreement Digital Tools to Support Learning Chromebook Support Better Internet for Kids Responsible User Agreements As part of our digital learning strategy, and as we move towards one to one device, It is important that the whole school community reflect on safe and responsible usage of these devices. All pupils have received home a copy of the responsible usage agreement to complete. A copy is attached below. Pupil Parents/Carers School UK Safer Internet Centre Phones Gaming Social Media I’m worried my child might see something inappropriate online Worried about your child and nudes? Financially Motivated Sexual Extortion What is online blackmail?

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Welcome to our Rights Respecting School This year Monifieth High School has been working towards recognition as a Rights Respecting School, working with UNICEF to educate pupils and staff on children's rights and how to put them into practice every day. The Rights Respecting Schools Award (RRSA) recognises achievement in putting the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) at the heart of a school’s planning, policies, practice and ethos. A rights-respecting school not only teaches about children’s rights but also models right and respect in all its relationships . This means that the whole school community will learn about rights, pupils will be involved in decisions about their school and the school community will have the knowledge to take action on standing up for rights of children across the world. We are very happy to announce we have been awarded our Bronze Badge, and are currently working towards our silver. A Right's Respecting School doesn't just benefit the school, it makes a positive impact on the whole community. Children are healthier and happier Children feel safe Children have better relationships Children become active and involved in school life and the wider world. Click here to find out more about Rights Respecting Schools. What’s happening in MHS? Updates and events from our RRSA pupil focus group Article of the Term for pupils, staff and parents Opportunities across the school that are making sure rights are being met: Learning Council, Pupil Leadership Team, Charities Team and extra-curricular clubs Events linked to raising awareness of children’s rights across the world. UNCRC is being taken into account when making school policies i.e. Anti Bullying etc. UNCRC Articles highlighted in Tweets and on displays around the school. How can you get involved? Look out for our Article of the Term for all pupils, staff and parents and take part in the activities offered. Article of the Term Autumn 2023

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Digital Tools to Support Learning Glow Etiquette for Pupils Slide1 Slide2 Slide27 Slide1 1/27 Adding apps to your launch pad Using OneDrive and sharing files Saving a file from Teams Uploading file to assignments Installing Office 365 OneDrive app on phone Sending an email via phone Uploading work from mobile device

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