E-safety Audits

The issue of e-safety has long been a challenging one for schools and other organisations to tackle, particularly
considering that technology develops so rapidly and that children and young people have near universal access
to internet enabled devices.
E-safety Audits provide a great, cost-effective way to ensure primary schools, secondary schools and colleges
are doing all they can to protect pupils and members of staff from the risks associated with new technologies,
along with preparing for inspections by Ofsted, HMI or ISI.
E-safety Audits last one full day, take place in school and are conducted by an Auditor who has received a
Naace Impact Award for his work in the field of e-safety. "Chris has been formally recognised for revolutionising
opportunities for independent learning and for developing rigorous processes for e-safety training." Naace, 2013.
E-safety Audits include:
- A whole school policy and practice review
- An evaluation of the schools e-safety curriculum
- Group interviews with members of teaching, support and administrative staff
- One to one and group interviews with pupils
- A review of e-safety and cyberbullying monitoring and reporting procedures
- An evaluation of the impact of staff training
- A strategic support meeting with the schools ICT/Computing Coordinator, Safeguarding Officer or Senior
Leadership Team representative
- A full report including recommended actions for improvement

Available Nationwide - 525

(plus expenses for schools outside Greater Manchester)

To book your E-safety Audit visit: chrismayoh.com/esafety