Digitally Secure School Certificate ( DSSC )

Administrative

• Create a digital safety committee
• Implementing a digital safety policy
• Adopting a digital safety curriculum
• A document and a label of implements the digital safety curriculum

Staff

• A questionnaire to determine the staffs’ level
• Implementation of development and awareness courses
• Final questionnaire to measure the outcomes
• A trainer’s certificate for the curriculum trainers and a certificate of attendance for employees

Students

• A questionnaire to determine the Students’ level
• Implementing the Student Digital Safety Certificate curriculum
• Final test to measure the outcomes
• Student Digital Safety Certification

• Creating a school-based digital safety committee (team) that includes:
  • A member of the school's administrative staff
  • The school's digital safety officer or computer teacher (with a TSDSC trainer's certification)
  • Student advisor (social worker)

A Digital School Safety Policy (DFSP) should be declared and implemented at the school

As part of an initial assessment of digital safety awareness, all educational and administrative staff and students, as well as parents, were asked to fill out approved questionnaires about their knowledge and awareness of electronic safety rules.

A final measurement (test) at the end of the stage to know the extent of their knowledge and familiarity with Digital safety rules among all educational and administrative staff and students in the school

• The school adopted the Student Digital Safety Certificate Curriculum from the British Security Circles Group, and achieved the following percentages:
  • A minimum of 30% of students should be enrolled in stages from fifth through eleventh grade
  • A minimum of 30% of the school's educational, supervisory and administrative staff (including all informatics teachers and the digital safety officer) have completed the Digital Safety Curriculum.