My name is Gabby, I am in Year 6. I like to play tennis and I represent the county and play for Lincolnshire. I train 3-4 times a week. I enjoy taking part in competitions, especially if I win them! I will be a good digital ambassador because I will keep everyone safe online, helping them to see what games and sites they are allowed to go on.

My name is Albert, I am in Year 6 and I like to play football. I play football for two teams, I also play rugby and I am hoping to achieve my black belt soon. I have created my own game that is on the APP store! I will be a good digital ambassador because I know a lot about technology so I will be able to help people.

My name is Bella, I am in Year 6. I ride a horse called Ruby and I have two dogs. I am excited to be a digital ambassador, I will help people in the school to stay safe online. 

My name is Isabel, I am in Year 6. I have horses, the horse I ride is called Nimbles. I also have three dogs, chickens and lots of cats! I will help people to understand using age appropriate apps and games.

My name is Oscar, I am in Year 5. I like to go out running and going on my motorbike. I will help all the children by teaching people the rules of how to be safe and how to deal with cyber bullying.

My name is Emilie, I am in Year 5. I go to musical theatre and love to act. I have been in The Little Mermaid production. I will support people to be safe online, making sure they know not to talk to strangers or give out personal details.

My name is Meryem, I am in Year 5. I like to play online games on my tablet, my favourite game is Roblox. I will share my own experiences with the other children to support them being safe online.

My name is Daisy, I am in Year 5. I love to dance and I travel around the country competing in competitions. I compete in many forms of dance, some of them include: ballet, tap, jazz and contemporary dance. I will help to keep people safe online and support anyone that is unsure how to use the equipment or the internet.

Safer Internet Day

At the beginning of February, we provided a range of activities for Safer Internet Day. Key Stage 2 followed Google's new online safety programme called 'Be Internet Legends', focusing on taking responsibility for their online activities. In Key Stage 1, the children learnt to log on with their own password and Buddy the Dog gave them tips about staying safe online.

The Digital Ambassadors had an amazing afternoon at BBC Radio Humberside. As part of their roles as ambassadors, they were taken on a tour around the studios to gain an understanding of the work and commitment of the staff at the BBC. Surprisingly, when they met Sally Fairfax she asked if they wanted to go on live radio – they of course, all agreed. Coincidently, she was discussing with her audience the amount of time children spend online and watching the TV, they became her perfect guests as she was able to interview them. Although they were nervous, they gained confidence throughout the interview and were able to help with the show – it was a great experience.

After, they learnt all about the radio and how it is controlled, they went to the filming section and met numerous people that help to produce and present the shows – they were a little star struck when they met Peter Levy! They discussed their role with him and he seemed impressed with the work that we complete here at Bowmandale.

They had an amazing afternoon and learnt what happens behind the scenes, they are hoping to work with David Reeves to create our own Digital Ambassador film to go on the BBC Radio Humberside's social media sites demonstrating how we keep people safe online both at home and school.

When Mr Martin came on Safer Internet Day, he worked with the year 3 and 4 classes to develop online safety posters. Last week Mr Martin came back to meet with Miss Brewster and Mr Towers and he picked his three winners. The winners each recieved a prize - a kit to build either a robot alarm clock or a car. Well done to the winners and to all the children who took part. You can see their posters below.

On the last day of school before Christmas, Bowmandale received a visit from a very special visitor: E-safety Santa! Santa talked to all the children about staying safe on the internet and particularly on the new games and devices they might get for Christmas. He told everyone about the age ratings on social media and games.

E-Safety banner - 'Recipe for a Safer Internet'