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Selwyn Primary School Logo
  • About Us
    • Headteacher’s Welcome
    • Ethos and Vision
    • Student Leadership
    • Results
    • Staff
    • Safeguarding
    • Newham Community Learning
  • Key Information
    • Policies
    • Governance and Reporting
    • Ofsted
    • Pupil Premium
    • PE and sport premium
    • Equalities
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    • Curriculum Vision
    • Early Reading and Phonics
    • Mathematics
    • Reading
    • Writing
    • Inspiring a Love of Reading
    • Science
    • Physical Education
    • History
    • Geography
    • Music
    • Modern Foreign Languages
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    • Art and Design
    • Design and Technology
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Selwyn Primary School Logo
  • About Us
    • Headteacher’s Welcome
    • Ethos and Vision
    • Student Leadership
    • Results
    • Staff
    • Safeguarding
    • Newham Community Learning
  • Key Information
    • Policies
    • Governance and Reporting
    • Ofsted
    • Pupil Premium
    • PE and sport premium
    • Equalities
  • Curriculum
    • Curriculum Vision
    • Early Reading and Phonics
    • Mathematics
    • Reading
    • Writing
    • Inspiring a Love of Reading
    • Science
    • Physical Education
    • History
    • Geography
    • Music
    • Modern Foreign Languages
    • Computing
    • Religious Education
    • Art and Design
    • Design and Technology
    • PSHE
    • Inclusion and Deaf Provision
    • Home Learning
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    • School Meals
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Behaviour

Behaviour at School and Online

Behaviour at school

At Selwyn we aim to deliver a behaviour policy that is simple, highly effective and utterly consistent. Our Behaviour Policy describes in more detail how our adults react to and acknowledge outstanding behaviour, intervene and correct inappropriate behaviour, and structure restorative conversations and consequences that help children understand the impact of their behaviour and develop their ability to make appropriate choices.

We aim to create a consistent approach that will empower our adults to support behaviour and as a result develop an environment where children can feel happy, safe and secure. We work in caring communities, whose values are built on mutual trust and respect for all. Our Behaviour Policy is therefore designed so that every member of the school community will feel valued and respected, and each person will be treated fairly.  Our Antibullying Policy outlines how any incidents of bullying are dealt with at our school.

Online safety – supporting appropriate behaviour online

Behaviour online, both whilst at school and at home, is an increasingly important area where we need to work together with parents to ensure that our children are able to use the internet safely.

On enrolling at Selwyn, all parents sign an Acceptable Use Policy. This document ensures that children understand the way in which we expect them to behave when using ICT resources at school.

Online bullying (often called cyberbullying) is also something that we ensure that all parents and children are aware of.  The most recent DfE guidance – Advice for parents and carers on cyberbullying – helps parents to protect their children from cyberbullying, and provides advice on how to tackle it if it happens.

Online safety at home

As a school your child’s safety is of paramount importance to us. We also accept that a large majority of children in key stage 2 are using the internet at home, including accessing programmes that can be dangerous if not used in the correct way. As a school it is our duty to ensure that children and their families are using the internet safely and understand how to monitor its use.

If your child has access to the internet at home do you know…

What your child is doing when using the computer?  The dangers of using a chat site or email account?  How old a child must be to have a Facebook account?  How to monitor your child’s use of the internet?

If you answered no or are unsure about any of the above questions we can help! Please speak to the School Office for further information.  Childnet International is another useful site; the UK Safer Internet Centre also has a number of useful resources that we recommend.

Online safety tips and links for parents

1. Support your children at home – Check you know what they are doing on the computer, especially chat rooms and games played with others online. Ask who their “friends” are. Get them to teach you about how things work.

2. Support the school – Sign the Acceptable Use Policy and take an active interest in what your children are doing in ICT at school.

3. Support their learning – It helps to keep the computer in a family room not tucked away in a child’s bedroom. Help your children to use the Internet for home work and leisure interests.

4. Agree some family rules – How long to stay playing computer games, where to keep the mobile phones, which websites can be used….

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Contact Details

Selwyn Primary School
Selwyn Road
London
E13 0ES

020 8471 6173

info@selwyn.ncltrust.net

School Information

Headteacher: Miss Helen Mawer

SENDCo: Miss Katy Elliott

Senior Attendance Lead: Mr Mark Shuker

Chair of Governors: Mr Matthew Carlile - contactable via the school office

Trust Information

CEO: Mr Anthony Wilson

ceo.pa@ncltrust.net

Newham Community Learning is a company registered in England and Wales, with company number 09896221. It is an exempt charity (ie is not required to register with the Charity Commission). The registered address is Sarah Bonnell School, Deanery Road, London, E15 4LP. The Trust's Office is located in the South East Building, Eastlea Community School, Exning Road, London, E16 4NL.

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