East Dunbartonshire have produced an information leaflet for parents re composite classes.

Guide to Composite Classes Booklet

Homework Policy

Milngavie Primary School is proud to be one of Douglas Academy's feeder Primary Schools. 

We were delighted to welcome our community Police officer; Darren Todd, who came to remind us of the dangers of Cyber- bullying.

• 1. Keep your PC in an open space.
  2. Discuss the programmes and websites your children visit.
  3. Ask who they are chatting to on-line.
  4. Discuss their lists of contacts and check they know all those they have accepted as friends.
  5. Consider using the same technology so you can understand how it works.
  6. Talk to children about keeping their information and photographs private.
  7. Use parent controls where available.  Additional resources available online include: www.thinkuknow.co.uk/8_10/cybercafe/Keeping up with the latest digital developments often means that parents rely on children to keep them technically informed.

     This may result in parents feeling at a loss as to how to ensure the safety of children. Here are some essential tips.

  www.childnet-int.org

  www.iwf.org.uk

  www.getsafeonline.org

  www.thinkuknow.co.uk

        www.saferinternet.org.uk