Filtering stops your students accessing harmful or inappropriate content. But it cannot see what is done, said or shared across their digital lives.
Digital monitoring does.
Harmful websites your students visit or search for

Harmful, vulnerable or inappropriate conversations or messaging across Docs, Word, email, chat, Teams, spreadsheets, forums, slides, chatbot conversations, self-talk and sharing
Grooming
Bullying
Suicide ideation
Non-consensual image sharing
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A student suspected to be involved in a serious cyberbullying, bullying or violent incident — every 5 minutes
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A student suspected to be involved in a serious sexual incident — every 17 minutes
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A student facing a very serious risk to health or life — every 41 minutes
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A student involved in a suspected terrorism alert — every 2 hours
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A student suspected to be involved in a serious grooming incident — every 3.5 hours
Steve Goad, Assistant Principle & DSL and Steve Downing, Director of IT at Tyne Coast Academy explain how digital monitoring has allowed them to remove guesswork and keep pace with student digital risks.
Andy Eastcrabbe, IT Manager at Hipperholme Grammar School talks about the impact of Smoothwall Monitor.
Computing and E-Safety Lead, Ann Rose, shares her school's experience of Smoothwall Monitor.
We were recently joined by Helen McKay, DSL at St Mary’s Catholic School, who shared how digital monitoring has made a real difference in her school.
Helen spoke openly about the risks she’s now able to see that previously went unnoticed, and why having the right monitoring technology in place has become more important than ever for protecting students online.
Our Smoothwall team has helped thousands of safeguarding leaders to successfully implement monitoring for many years.
They can show you how it works, answer any questions, as well as share the life-changing impact it has had in other schools and MATs.
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