e-Learning and Cyber Safety

Qustodio

We would like to remind you of our Cyber Safety Parent App- Qustodio. We invite you to create your parent account and claim your child’s account as you partner with us in further building healthy digital habits and a safe online environment for your child. These tools will provide you with insights and visibility to help you better understand how your child is engaging with their personal device at home. You will also be able to:

Schedule your child’s screen-free times
Create custom routines (e.g. study, sleep & play)
Apply custom web filtering rules
Apply app and game time & access limits
Supervise your child’s online activity
Pause the Internet
Access expert advice via our School Online Safety Hub

How to create your Qustodio Account: Please use the custom link below to create your family Qustodio parent account:

Click HERE to Create your Qustodio Parent Account

To commence the Qustodio account creation process - one parent/guardian must create the initial account, and then additional parents/guardians can be invited and given access to your Qustodio account in order to share visibility over your child’s device at home.

Click here for a ‘how to’ video.

As a reminder, our school’s offer allows you to protect one personal device (phones, shared iPads, etc) per child attending St Patricks free of charge.

Video Resources Watch the videos below to help you successfully create your Qustodio Family Account

Part 1: How to create a Qustodio Account & Claim my child's school account

Part 2: Inviting additional parent/guardian to create a Qustodio account

Where to get help For ANY Qustodio related support queries contact Qustodio’s Support Team: e: myschool@qustodio.com

Thank you for partnering with us in this exciting new stage to support our children’s Digital Wellbeing journey.

Managing YouTube with Qustodio

Former police officer Yasmin London has written an article on YouTube, describing that while its benefits are notable, particularly in an educational context, the endless stream of videos poses a challenge for parents who want to protect their children from inappropriate content and manage their screen time.

Click here for an article on how to manage these YouTube risks by setting clear guidelines, fostering open communication, and using Qustodio.

Mr James Daidone and Mr Brodie Ross

ICT Leaders