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Internet Safety Workshops


 

UPDATE 7 MAR MAKE SURE TO REGISTER IN ADVANCE FOR THIS WEBINAR!

(Registration link sent home via email)

 

Parents/Guardians


We are pleased to tell you that we have booked a series of ONLINE WORKSHOPS on the important topic of INTERNET SAFETY and CYBER BULLYING for both PUPILS (1st Class upwards) and PARENTS.


These are live Zoom sessions (ie not pre-recorded) and will take place next THURSDAY 10th MARCH. Pupil workshops will take place during the school day, while the parent workshop will take place at 7pm.


The sessions are one hour in duration. People can log in from 15 minutes beforehand and the facilitators are available for questions afterwards if necessary.


A LINK TO REGISTER FOR THE PARENT SESSION WILL BE SENT TO ALL PARENTS FROM 1st CLASS UPWARDS EARLY NEXT WEEK.

 

Topics for PUPILS 1st & 2nd Class:

  • How to wear a seatbelt while using the Internet

  • Apps and games children are playing

  • Superheroes - who are they (Mum, Dad & Guardians)

  • Cyberbullying (how to stop, dock, block & tell)

  • Reporting stuff to your Superheroes

  • Fake accounts & tricky apps

  • Make your accounts private

  • The granny rule and the T-shirt rule

  • Making good decisions

Topics for PUPILS 3rd to 6th Class:

  • The connected world that we live in

  • Bad news about social media

  • Think before you post

  • Cyberbullying

  • How to safely post images & videos

  • How to defend against nasty people

  • App & Game age limits

  • Age of Digital Consent

Topics for PARENTS:

  • Legislation and the implications around Cyberbullying for you and your child

  • Apps to avoid and how Apps can be designed for malicious purposes.

  • Gaming and Internet addiction

  • The consequences to publishing, posting, sending and uploading inappropriate content

  • The dangers of sexting & the legal ramifications of using Social Media inappropriately.

  • Technology solutions, tips and advice that can be used to manage our children's online activities.

  • The value of 'old fashioned' parenting techniques.

The topics above form the basis for more discussion on a wider range of issues.


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