We are dedicated to helping students use technology in a safe, responsible, and respectful way. E-safety is an important part of our learning program, equipping children with the knowledge and skills to stay safe online and make sensible digital choices.
Bright Future Private School uses technology across a range of areas, including communication, assessment, safeguarding, teaching, and learning. Access to technology helps children develop self-regulation, learn at their own pace, engage in flipped and remote learning, and benefit from accessibility features.
We recognise that online environments can present risks, so we have robust safeguarding measures in place, including appropriate filters and monitoring systems. These are regularly reviewed, and staff are trained to manage them effectively and escalate concerns when needed. Our learning program also teaches children the responsible and safe use of technology, preparing them for the digital world of the future.
Parental controls are a key tool for parents and careers to keep their children’s internet use safe. Click the links to find guides that will explain how you can control internet access at home, block inappropriate content, manage the use of social media and manage devices. Find out more at protecting kids online.
This family safety and location sharing app protects each family member with advanced driving, digital, and location safety features. For more information click the link here.
‘Parent Guides’ posters and resources enable parents and careers to keep their children safe online. Click the link below to access Parent Guides on social media use, digital device rules, healthy friendships and much more.
Have regular conversations about online risks to help children feel comfortable reporting concerns.
Work together to create “household rules” around screen time, app use, and online behaviour.
Teach children to protect their personal information and to think critically about what they see online.
Keep devices in shared spaces and periodically check the apps, websites, and platforms your children are using.
Set a positive example by demonstrating safe and responsible online behaviour yourself.