We worked hard to follow instructions and create some bots on some new Lego coding kits. We found this hard work ,but great perseverance and problem solving skills were demonstrated!
DCF!
Coding Club Support Pre-School with new Coding Equipment
Year One Coding Club had a great time in pre-school teaching the children how to use their new codable mouse. Bendigedig Pawb!
Mrs Spencer, E-Safety Governor, visits E-Safety Committee on Safer Internet Day 2024
The E-Safety Council enjoyed feeding back to Mrs Spencer about Safer Internet Day 2024. We shared the focus of the day, changes online, and spoke about our whole school assembly and activities classes had carried out over the course of the day.
Safer Internet Day
As part of Dosbarth Gwennol’s work for Safer Internet Day the children took part in two activities this morning. The first was to read the story of Mog and Jo. Mog and Jo were two children that loved to play games online. However, one day they saw something that worried them. Luckily they told a trusted adult what was worrying them. We discussed the importance of always telling an adult if something makes us feel worried or uncomfortable.
Our second activity was to express a range of feelings caused by technology and the Internet.
E-Safety Meeting Spring Term 2024
We had a productive meeting where the main focus was Safer Internet day on 6th February 2024. We looked at the resources and discussed a whole-school assembly for that day. We also audited ‘Acceptable Use Agreements’ and ensured that all classes were displaying theirs, which they were!
E-Safety Council
Today we held our first E-safety Council meeting of the year. Meet our new council.
Meet the new chair and vicechair of the E-Safety Council.
Safer Internet Day 2023!
Year 2 / Dosbarth Gwennol
We celebrated Safer Internet Day by all attending a special assembly led by Mrs Blower. She explained to us the importance of talking about what we do online in order to stay safe.
We identified and gave examples of personal details. We discussed and sorted details that should be kept private and offline and details that are safe to share online.
We discussed who we could trust if something happened that made us feel sad, worried, uncomfortable or frightened online. We drew pictures of our trusted adults.
We described how we should behave online and in pairs we wrote recipes to help create a kinder internet
E-Safety Council 2022
Today we held our first E-safety council meeting. We had some super discussion about helping parents/carers to keep us safe online. We are planning to send out a newsletter soon!
DCF- Programming!
We have enjoyed using LegoWeDo to practice our programming skills!
Safety Internet Training for Parents / Carers
As part of Safer Internet Day on the 9th of February 2021, WISE KIDS is hosting 2 online interactive workshops which will also feature guest panellists. These workshops will explore how we assess online content and interactions, and the knowledge, digital literacy and resilience we need so we don’t get tricked online.
So come along, to learn more!·
Workshop 2 (5.30pm-6.45pm) is for adults (parents/carers/professionals) who must complete this registration form.
https://forms.gle/UH5y87o187okfmv47This workshop will be facilitated by Dr Sangeet Bhullar from WISE KIDS and will also feature guest panellist Dr Huw Davies (Lecturer in Digital Education at Edinburgh university), Mrs Josephine Farag from Cardiff High School, Mrs Julia Willis and Miss Ceri John from Cross Ash Primary, Mrs Becki Bawler from Risca Comprehensive School, Ms Sian Northey from the Parent Network, Mr Dayle Luce from Cardiff Youth Service and Ms Parven Kaur from Kids n Clicks.