Chromebook Agreement
Every young person is loaned a Chromebook when they start at Stirling High. This is used for a range of learning opportunities and resources to assist and enhance their learning at school and at home.
All parties involved (young people, parents/carers and the school) must agree with all of the statements outlined below.
As a young person, I agree to:
Look after my Chromebook carefully at all times
Not leave my Chromebook unattended (including during break and lunch times)
Charge up my Chromebook every night and bring the Chromebook into school every day
Not bring my charger to school, unless required to by a member of staff
Always store my Chromebook in its supplied case when not in use, and store it in an appropriate school bag when outside my class
Only use my Chromebook in lessons when instructed to by my teacher and close it or put it away when my teacher says so
Only use apps on my Chromebook that my teacher has agreed I can use in the lesson
Only use my Chromebook to record audio or video clips with the clear and explicit permission of everyone involved in the recording
Never access inappropriate content on my Chromebook
Not remove any security markings and not allow it to be subject to graffiti
Immediately report any damage, loss or theft to Mr Hamilton, DHT
Report any technical problems to Mrs Togneri, Senior IT Technician
As a parent/carer, I agree to:
Ensure that my child cares for and respects their Chromebook
Immediately report any loss or theft which happens out of school to Mr Hamilton, DHT
Ensure that the Chromebook is returned to the school if your child leaves the school, or at any other time upon the request of a senior member of staff
Monitor my Child’s use of the Chromebook on the Internet at home, to ensure that only appropriate websites are accessed
The school agrees to:
Provide each S1 pupil with a Chromebook and access to a range of e-Learning resources
Provide pupils with a range of learning opportunities which make use of the Chromebook, both in school and at home
Provide parents/carers with ongoing advice to help them support their child’s use of their Chromebook
Make sure that the Chromebook is working and that any repairs are dealt with as quickly and effectively as possible
Give pupils an introduction to using and caring for the Chromebook. This will include a session on security, e-Safety, maintenance and health and safety
Provide wireless access to the Internet across the whole school site. Provision will be made after school to allow pupils to complete homework/carry out research using the internet if required. The school will not be responsible for any costs involved, nor content accessed, when the Internet is used out of school
Issue questionnaires to pupils and parents/carers to help us in our ongoing evaluation of the project
Acceptable Use
We expect all parties concerned (pupils, parents/carers and the school) to follow all the rules and procedures listed above. If, however a pupil breaks these rules then the school reserves the right to restrict or remove their access to any school digital facility. Specifically in this case:
If a pupil persistently refuses to follow a teacher’s instructions or stay on task, they may be told to put their Chromebook away for the rest of the lesson
If a pupil accesses the Internet inappropriately, they may be banned from accessing the Internet in school for a period of time. Parents/carers will be notified if this happens
In extreme cases, if a pupil persistently or seriously misuses their Chromebook, it will be removed from them by a member of the Senior Leadership Team or Pupil Support staff for a period of time. If this happens parents/carers will be invited in to help the school resolve this matter
Both the young person and parent/carers consent forms need to be completed before a Chromebook will be issued.