elsiegee40 Posted September 18, 2017 Posted September 18, 2017 (edited) As detailed in the blog of Kent's eSafety Officer, Rebecca Avery, aka @esafety_officer here: Updated Kent Acceptable Use Policy Templates and Guidance #esafety – updated for September 2017 | Kent Online Safety Blog The Education Safeguarding Team have updated the Acceptable Use Policy Templates and supporting guidance documents for September 2017. The Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) document contains updated guidance for leaders and managers to assist them in writing effective and embedded AUPs, which are appropriate to their communities needs and requirements. We encourage all education settings to ensure that their AUP is fit for purpose and individualised for their context; including technology use and specific community needs. Not all templates or statements within the guidance will be required. Educational settings should work in partnership with stakeholders to ensure that all members of the community have clear understanding, awareness and ‘ownership’ of the AUP. Key changes include: - Updated guidance for leaders and managers - Updated pupil statements - Updated staff statements - Updated template letters Content written in green will require educational setting leaders, managers and DSLs to consider their own practice and amend as appropriate. For simplicity, the terms ‘school’ or ‘pupils’ may appear within the template, but we stress that it is relevant and appropriate for other educational settings. - Acceptable Use Policy Template and Guidance Document - Acceptable Use Policy Templates which can be download here: E-safety - kelsi Kent educational settings can consult with Rebecca Avery, Education Safeguarding Adviser (Online Protection) and/or Ashley Assiter, e-Safety Development Officer, to discuss policies and procedures in relation to online safety responsibilities. Edited September 18, 2017 by elsiegee40 4
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