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3. WHICH DEVICE
The recommended mobile device
for Edinburgh establishments is
the iPad
The model we have chosen is the
iPad mini with retina display
Experience of trials in other schools shows that this
provides the best experience for pupils and
incorporates a satisfactory level of future proofing
4. PUPIL AGREEMENT
Look after the iPad carefully at all times
Bring the iPad to school fully charged
Keep the iPad in its case at all times and in
your bag when not In use
Only use the iPad at school and at home
Only school apps should be installed
Adhere to rules regarding recording audio and
video
No accessing inappropriate content
Report issues
5. PARENTS/CARERS
Ensure that the young person cares for and respects the
iPad
Immediately report any loss or theft out of school
Ensure that the iPad is used solely by the pupil
Ensure the iPad is returned
when requested
Monitor the young persons
use of the iPad
6.
7. ACCEPTABLE USE
If pupil refuses to follow the teacher's instructions or
stay on task they may be asked to put the iPad away.
If the internet is accessed
inappropriately they may be
banned from using the internet
in school for a period of time
In extreme cases of misuse the iPad
may be removed from the pupil
8. PROCEDURES FOR
ISSUING IPADS
An iPad will not be issued until a
home school agreement has been
signed by the pupil and their
parent/carer. Copies will be available
at the end of the evening to take
home.
iPads will be issued on the following
evenings:
22 September 4pm -5pm
23 September 7pm - 8pm
9. PROCEDURE FOR
COLLECTING IPADS
A parent/carer and the
pupil must collect the
iPad together on one
of the two evenings
identified.
iPads will be collected
from the LRC
