Online Protection Squad (OLPS)

We educate and encourage everyone to be the best that they can be online!

Our purpose is to help pupils stay safe online and to encourage them be safe, responsible and respectful users of information and communication technology. We also try to make our pupils aware of how to recognise acceptable/unacceptable behaviour and identify ways to report any concerns or worries.

Miss O'Dea is our online safety lead and leads our weekly group meetings. If you have any concerns about anything you see or hear on the internet, your mobile phone or tablet, please report these to her, Mrs Staffa or one of the team.

Watch out for the On Line Protection Squad’s (OLPS) weekly entry in our school newsletter for safety tips.

This week we celebrated Safer Internet Day as a whole school! Our wonderful Online Protection Squad led a whole school assembly on Tuesday afternoon. They shared important messages about what to do if we are worried about something that has happened online, who our trusted adults are and how to use AI technology safely.

Classes then spent the afternoon completing different activities that linked to the theme of AI.

We all learnt that AI is amazing however, our brains are better!

Reception Class, Year 1 and Year 2 enjoyed listening to a Digiduck story shared to them by the Online Protection Squad. Digiduck are stories written for younger children to teach them important e-safety messages!

KS2 E-Safety Quiz!

Our Online Protection Squad organised an E-safety Kahoot for the KS2 children, this was a good opportunity for teachers and the squad to address misconceptions as they arose. It was also a fun way to find out what our children know about keeping ourselves safe online. 

Safer Internet Day 2025 - Too Good to be True?

Our OnLine Protection Squad did a fantastic job of organising Safer Internet Day. 

The group read DigiDuck stories to EYFS and KS1, led a whole school assembly about online scams and checked in with classes and talked to children about the Safer Internet Day activities they have completed. 

Online Safety Newsletter 

These newsletters are jam packed full of hints and tips about how to keep your children safe online. 

Statement to Parents regarding E-Safety

All parents are asked to sign a consent form when their child starts at our school and this form covers the use of photographs, videos and publishing online as well as the use of computers and internet in school.

We will never post pictures, videos or publish any work with your child's name attached without your written consent. All photographs and videos on this website are completely anonymous.