A Safer Internet for Education Event
25th March 2025 | 1200 - 1600 | Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds
We invite your senior leaders, DSL and technicians to join us for lunch at midday, followed by hosted sessions from KRCS.
Courthouse Green Primary School, will also be sharing how, as an Apple Distinguished School from Triumph Trust with around 800 iPads across two schools, meet the challenge of KCSiE with Securly web filtering.
We'll discuss the “Keeping Children Safe in Education” (KCSiE) statutory guidelines for safeguarding in schools and best practice on keeping your learners safe online. We will consider the challenges presented by the guidelines and want to hear your experience with both technical and pedagogical solutions. See how we can support schools in being compliant when using Mac or iPad, using tools such as Jamf Safe Internet and Securly Filter & Aware.
KCSiE Statutory Guidelines
The Department for Education’s statutory guidance, obliges schools and colleges in England to “ensure appropriate filters and appropriate monitoring systems are in place and regularly review their effectiveness” and they “should be doing all that they reasonably can to limit children’s exposure to the above risks from the school’s or college’s IT system” however, schools will need to “be careful that “over blocking” does not lead to unreasonable restrictions as to what children can be taught with regards to online teaching and safeguarding.”
UK Safer Internet
Filtering & Monitoring Providers
Jamf
Jamf have 20 years of experience and an unmatched reputation of same-day Apple OS support. Jamf Safe Internet is an educational content-filtering solution, designed to help schools and colleges protect students from harmful content with their "prevention over inspection" approach, keeping student data safe while still protecting them from harmful or inappropriate sites.
Securly
Founded nearly 15 years ago, Securly is a team of parents, former educators, and technologists who wake up every day committed to helping schools keep their students safe, secure, and ready to learn. Their products protect your students from harm online and at school, to identify suicide, bully, and violence risks - and intervene quickly to help your students prepare for and engage in learning.
Agenda, Directions & Registration
Agenda
12:00 - Meet and greet with free lunch
12:45 - Welcome & Introduction
13:00 - Privacy on Apple devices
13:15 - How can KRCS help you with compliancy?
13:45 - Securly - a safer internet in education
14:15 - Break
14:30 - Apple Classroom & Securly
15:00 - Courthouse Green Primary School - meeting the challenge
15:30 - Q&A and next steps
16:00 - Close
Venue & directions
Venue: National Museum of Arms and Armour, Royal Armouries, Armouries Drive, Leeds, LS10 1LT
Sat Nav users: LS10 1LT - Use the main entrance and take the lift or stairs to Barton Suite on the first floor. There are several car parks within walking distance of the venue with an onsite car park hosting 1250 parking spaces. Blue badge holders are permitted to park on Armouries drive free of charge. Parking in this location is subject to availability. Please click here for more information.
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Courthouse Green Primary School
Courthouse Green Primary School has around 800 iPads in use across both schools in Triumph Trust, Coventry. The school has invested in 1:1 iPad deployment for pupils in Years 3-6, which means almost all children now have their own exclusive iPad, improving creativity, interactivity, and accessibility for all. In 2021, the school was awarded Apple Distinguished School status for its innovative use of iPad.
Read moreThere has been no better moment in my whole career than seeing all the children open those boxes and log on to their iPad. Apple technology is simplicity itself; everything you’re ever going to need and it’s accessible to children of all ages. It’s enabled the children to lead their own learning and to present it in a more creative way and the teachers have developed their knowledge and skill set often alongside the children. Pupils can proudly demonstrate their skill sets and are able to collaborate with others whilst sharing and adapting their understanding.