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Staying safe online

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Tracey Fowler

Published: 3:00 PM February 24, 2013    Updated: 8:53 PM October 27, 2020
Year two children who put on a presentation to parents about E-safety.

Year two children who put on a presentation to parents about E-safety. - Credit: Archant

ONLINE safety was the topic of a special assembly at High Down Infant School in Portishead.

Pupils, who had been investigating safe use of the internet during e-safety week at the Down Road school, relayed what they had learnt to parents and friends using acting, songs, poems and posters.

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