What is the Stay Safe Programme?
The CAPP programme (Stay Safe) is a primary school based approach to the prevention of child abuse. The programme seeks to enhance children’s self-protective skills by participation in lessons on safe and unsafe situations, bullying, inappropriate touch, secrets, telling and stranger danger.
Is the Stay Safe Programme mandatory?
The Stay Safe Programme is a mandatory personal safety skills programme for primary schools – both mainstream and special. Its overall objective is to prevent child abuse, bullying and other forms of victimisation.
How can you keep yourself safe online?
Top 10 Internet Safety Rules & What Not to Do Online
- Keep Personal Information Professional and Limited.
- Keep Your Privacy Settings On.
- Practice Safe Browsing.
- Make Sure Your Internet Connection is Secure.
- Be Careful What You Download.
- Choose Strong Passwords.
- Make Online Purchases From Secure Sites.
- Be Careful What You Post.
How can I be safe and happy online?
Take one of your parents with you and meet in a public place. If they are who they say they are, they’ll be happy to do this. Think about your privacy – avoid sharing personal information online that could be misused by someone in real life. Check your privacy settings and make sure your account is secure.
Why do we need to stay safe online?
It’s hugely important that you protect your devices from malware because they often contain far more personal information than your PC. This information would be invaluable to anyone seeking to exploit your web presence, or gain access to your financial or personal information.
Why is it important to stay safe on social media?
Security is as important for one’s social network account as it is for their computer or any other account. Creating a strong password will prevent hackers from gaining access to one’s account and using it to post spam or malicious attacks.