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ICT and internet acceptable use policies

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Last updated on 14 July 2017
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Are there policies on acceptable use of ICT and the internet? We look at policies for both pupils and staff from primary schools, secondary schools, and special schools. We also refer to archived guidance from Becta on what to include in such a policy.

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Contents

  1. 1 Acceptable use policies from primary schools
  2. 2 Acceptable use policy from a secondary schools
  3. 3 Acceptable use policies from special schools
  4. 4 Guidance on creating a policy

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