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Aitchison College provides computers in all schools for use in studies, as an extension to the College library, and as a support to the curriculum. Users are responsible for the appropriate use of computers including use of the Internet. Access is a privilege, not a right, and inappropriate use will result in that privilege being withdrawn. ‘Appropriate’ be may be defined but not limited to:The college forbids the unauthorized duplication or use of copyrighted software. It is illegal to copy commercial software for your own use or by others. Likewise, knowingly accepting or using copies of "pirated" software violates the policy of Aitchison College.If a user violates these provisions, access to the Internet will be denied and disciplinary action will be taken. For serious violations, suspension or expulsion may be imposed.Aitchison College has the opportunity to transform and enhance education and help children to fulfil their potential and raise standards with ICT. However, we also have a duty of care and must ensure that we are able to safeguard children and staff, so it is also important that children learn how to be safe when they are using new technologies. Whilst blocking and banning is part of our policy, we believe a more sustainable approach is required. We will equip the children with the skills and knowledge they need to use the Internet safely and responsibly, managing the risks wherever and whenever they go online; to promote safe and responsible behaviours in using technology both at school and in the home and beyond.