Digital Learning & Safety
At SBS, we utilize a variety of approved apps and websites to enrich and support student learning. As new tools are introduced, we’ll keep you informed and ensure the latest updates are always available on our website.
Smart Tips from Our Digital Leaders: Staying Safe Online
Adam Year 4
‘Always be kind to others. If you wouldn’t say it in person, do not say it online.’
Eiliyah Year 5
‘Never share your personal information – including your name, age and passwords.’
Eva Year 5
‘Always make sure we are visiting and using trusted websites.’
Havish Year 6
‘Make sure you do not open attachments from people or sources you do not know.’
Haya Year 6
‘Report inappropriate content or contact, block the account or person responsible, and inform a trusted adult.’
Jad Year 4
‘Be mindful of your screen time. Spending too much time each day on screens can negatively affect our health.’
Jessica Year 5
‘Keep all of your personal information private.’
Luke Year 6
‘Make sure you have strong passwords and you keep them to yourself – it’s possible you could be hacked.’
Moksha Year 4
‘If someone or something is bothering you online, close the device & tell a trusted adult straight away.’
Nura Year 3
‘Make sure you only play games & watch shows suitable for your age. Check the age-rating.’
Nyle Year 3
‘Never use chat functions on gaming apps without adult supervision.’
Shriyansh Year 6
‘Use secure passwords that are hard to guess and avoid common ones. Make sure your passwords are different for each site and app.’
Safa approved apps & Websites for learning
Additional Islamic Resources
Digital Learning & Safety
Got questions, concerns, suggestions, or need to report suspicious e-safety activity?
Reach out to Sarah Polley.