Information Communication Technology (ICT) - Primary School Acceptable Use Policy
We think SMART in the Primary School and follow the KidSMART rules when using technology, whether inside or outside of school.
Looking after me:
• I will ask my teacher before using the Internet, a computer or an iPad.
• I will only go on websites, use apps or programs that my teacher has let me use.
• I will use chats, games or other technology at appropriate times. My parents and teachers will put in place limits to help me, and I will follow these.
• I will only share pictures, stories and information about myself when my teacher tells me to.
• I will be especially careful with personal information, like my name, email address, real address, photos or video.
• When in school, I will only connect to the school network; I will not use a mobile phone.
• I will only send things that I would be happy for my teacher or parents to see.
• I will keep my password secret and only share it with my parents or teachers.
• I will tell my teacher if I find anything or am sent anything that is unkind, rude or upsets me.
• I will tell an adult if anything happens that makes me feel worried.
Looking after others:
‘Others’ can mean people, groups or organisations - even ones that you do not know. It could be someone in your class or a group - like a school.
• I will use kind words, write positive messages and stand up to bullies.
• I will use kind words and write positive messages.
• I will stand up to bullies. I will not share unkind messages and will tell a trusted adult if somebody else is being unkind.
• I will respect other people’s work. I will only use my account and will check with my teacher if I find someone else’s work open or their account logged in.
• I will ask other people before taking or sharing their photos/videos or using their work.
• I will not use AI to do my homework for me or pretend that someone else’s work is mine. I will be honest, try my best, and give credit when I use other people’s ideas.
• I will not use AI to change pictures or videos to make someone look bad or to trick others. I will always be kind and honest when using technology.
Look after property:
‘Property’ means things that belong to other people, a group or me. This could be things I can touch, like an iPad, or things that have been created - like an idea, photo or piece of work.
• I will be careful when using and carrying iPads or laptops and will not snatch them even if I believe it is my turn.
• I will leave iPads and laptops as I found them and will not change any settings.
• I will ask before downloading anything because I know that some downloaded materials can be dangerous.
• I will respect other people’s property. I will not look, take or change it without asking them.
As adults, we promise:
• I am aware I am responsible for my actions on the College network and for the contents of all storage areas and accounts belonging to me.
• We will listen to you if you come to us with a problem.
• If you make a mistake, we will try to help you.
• We will take an interest in the things you do and the technology you use. We will help you find things that are appropriate, safe and fun.
• We will respect your right to privacy. But to keep you safe, we may need to look at your materials, what you put online or store on your device.
Information Communication Technology (ICT) - Primary School Acceptable Use Policy
ICT Vision Statement:
The College challenges students to strive for excellence in the use of technology; it empowers students to use it critically, creatively and constructively.
As a student, I understand, and I will abide by the above Agreement and guidelines. I further understand that any violation of the above may result in the loss of my network access and/or BYOD privileges as well as other disciplinary actions. I have discussed this with my parents
As a parent, I understand that my child will be responsible for abiding by the above policy and guidelines and I have read and discussed them with my child.
By signing the Acceptable Use Policy Agreement (AUPA) we acknowledge and accept the conditions and guidelines outlined in the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP).
• All students must read and sign the AUPA (or signed and acknowledged by a parent in case of young age)
• This form must be returned directly to the Class teacher, or in the case of a new student, to our Primary School Administrator at ps.admin@dulwich-seoul.kr
• The Senior School Administration Office will retain this information for future reference.
• The AUP will remain in effect throughout the duration of the student’s enrolment at Dulwich College Seoul.
Please be aware that breaches of the Dulwich College Seoul Acceptable Use Policy will be treated seriously. The maintenance of the physical and emotional safety of the learning environment is our paramount concern.
Dulwich College Seoul reserves the right to disconnect any student from the Internet temporarily or permanently at any time.
Acceptable Use Policy Agreement
I acknowledge that I have read and understood the following points and agree to abide by them.
Student Agreement
• I understand and agree to follow the conditions outlined in the Acceptable Use Policy.
• I am responsible and accountable for all the technology borrowed.
• I will report any damage and breakages of equipment to my teacher and/or ICT Support Staff.
• I am responsible and accountable for the content I post online or offline.
• I will strive to be a kind, responsible citizen who always considers the effect of my actions on others.
• I understand that any misconduct/misuse of Dulwich College Seoul technology and services may result in suspension of some/all privileges for a given period.
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