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SID Awards: Primary

The SID Awards 2025 to enable us to reward students and schools around Ireland who run events, activities and positive actions for Safer Internet Day.

We now have more ways to enter, a range of different categories and even more amazing prizes!

Best Safer Internet Day Campaign

This year entering the Safer Internet Day Awards is easier than ever!

If you did an activity, lessons, ran an event or led a campaign to mark Safer Internet Day and to promote a safer and better internet for all, especially children and young people then enter the SID Awards for a chance to win a device for your school.

How to enter:

To enter the competition, simply fill out the entry form and tell us a little bit about your campaign. Note: You can also send additional videos or pictures to support your entry to the email  address: internetsafety@oide.ie carefully stating the competition and name of your school. Stay tuned – the SID Awards will open shortly!

Colouring Competition

The #HTMLHeroes colouring competition is back this year! To enter, just download the template for the appropriate class, and get your entries in to be in with a chance to win vouchers! Winners will also receive a certificate in recognition of their efforts!

Click on the button below to download the templates.

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