TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT

The student technology agreement (See below) is a vital aspect of keeping students safe with technology at St Pius. Over the next few weeks we will add aspects of the document so you are aware of what it entails. 

Technology resources are available to all CEDoW students. The effective use of technology relies on the responsible conduct of the users who must adhere to the following agreement, school-based processes and respect the dignity of all involved in line with our Catholic ethos. I acknowledge my use of technology to access the CEDoW network (including CEDoW supplied technology as well as personal technology) can be remotely monitored and logged for auditing, forensic data gathering, planning and fault determination. 

If I am directed to do so by my Principal, I will make the following technology available (including by providing all passwords/passcodes etc. required to ‘unlock’ the device and access to relevant data for auditing purposes):

• CEDoW supplied technology, and
• Personal technology that CEDoW has reasonable grounds to suspect has been used for a school related purpose or activity (including but not limited to joining the school WiFi; accessing school Gmail, using Google Drives, Google Classroom, Seesaw, Social Media etc.; installing any application supplied by CEDoW such as MS Office).

Inappropriate use will result in subsequent actions in line with the school’s behaviour management processes.