[Primaryit] acceptable use policy /internet usage policy for primary

[Stephen Richards]

Hi Rachelle,

We don't have a specific acceptable use policy but we have an ICT  
Agreement that all children (and their parents/guardians) must sign  
before they are allowed to use any school ICT gear.  This must be  
renewed at the beginning of the school year, every year.

DE&T have a guide for these and I think a sample AUP which you can  
adapt.  I haven't checked but a search of SOFWEB or EDNA would turn  
up a few too I'd expect.

Steve Richards
Creswick PS

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On 26/04/2006, at 1:10 PM, Mclean, Rachelle L wrote:

>  Hi All,
>
> We are drafting an acceptable usage policy, incorporating internet  
> usage
> for our primary school just now.  It is to be signed by students and
> parents.  Has anyone got one that they wouldn't mind sharing?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Rachelle
>
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