Safer Internet Day Events in Ireland

Ivengers questionnaires - team meeting collaboration within trust to discuss next steps. Poster competition. Class workshops Possible performance

Senior pupils presenting info to younger pupils, poster competitions, Garda visit Be Kind online, FUSE lessons & quiz

in a world where the internet is a necessity, my plans are to send out security awareness to all Calor's employee's that they can put into use to keep them safer both in the office and also at home with their kids and loved ones.

Lesson lessons for all classes in school as per our Digital Learning Plan.

- year group talks about Internet Safety and Self-esteem, led by Student Digital Team. - Digital classrooms: teachers to use digital technology in each class for the day. - Digital Safety displays unveiled. - Whole school internet safety quiz.

We will have a safer Internet week in our school where activities eg. Quizzes and talks are organised. We will also send out a survey to find out about AI usage amongst students. And create a PowerPoint to send out to all classes displaying the survey results.

TY students will be trained to deliver safer internet day activities with local primary school pupils to help prepare them for the new world of social media they will encounter when they get their first phone at the end of 6th class

Pupils , parents and teachers engaging in activities that will highlight the importance of safety online

We will be doing a whole internet safety month in the lead up to 6th of Feb. We are doing workshops for students and parents around staying safe online

We want to recognise Internet Safety Day properly in the school, we haven't any ideas on events so are looking for support with ideas to formally recognise the day and inform pupils throughout the school.

Intercom announcements, lessons and social media posts.

Projects tor create awareness in how to make the internet a safer and better place for all, and especially children and young people. Create age friendly posters, Older classes to present power points and hold workshops for the younger classes, involve parents in the day. Finer details to be confirmed in Jan. Caoimhe Cronin ( teacher/ facilitator for Webwise/ Oide) holding workshops for staff and possibly parents.

For Internet Safety Day this year, our school will focus on empowering students to navigate the online world safely and responsibly. Throughout the day, teachers will deliver engaging lessons on topics such as online privacy, cyberbullying, and the importance of protecting personal information. Interactive workshops and discussions will give students opportunities to share their experiences and learn practical strategies for staying safe online.

Poster competition. Workshops on privacy settings. Publishing research carried out by DML students.

TY IT Team will run workshops with all non exam subjects about things they can do to have a safer Internet experience. They will also create posters for the whole school and do a lunchtime stop shop to check in on how students are doing with being responsible Internet users.

Teachers and Pupils will access the resources and lessons online from web wise

We will have someone speak in person or on Zoom with all classes from 3-6th. Each teacher will work with the children to highlight responsible internet usage as well as online safety

Our Dream space Ambassadors will visit classes from 3rd to 6th, sharing safety tips

Different activities, discussions and presentation for First Year.

We will run classes in the school using webwise resources to promote safer Internet practices. From Junior Infants to sixth class during the day.

Webwise lessons; art work and slogans around safer internet use; surveys for pupils and parents plus share results on newsletter

We plan to do class lessons and discussions, poster competition and display, talks by older boys to younger boys, talks for parents

Have some debates surrounding Internet safety. Run a poster competition to promote safety online. We have a teacher completing tutor training for the Digital Citizenship champion programme who will talk to all classes abourt Internet safety. Create a poster to send home to parents.

Whole school celebration of safer internet day

Safer Internet Coffee Morning Pupils/ Parents Digital Presentation by pupils Debate "Prepare - Protect - Thrive" Poster Competition iPad Screen Saver

Each class will focus on the positives and negatives of the internet. Use webwise resources to show pupils how to be safe online. Design cyber safety rules.

The student council will present short presentations to the senior classes. We will give an announcement over the intercom, sharing a number of safe internet tips. 1st-6th classes will engage with the online materials, then completing the Kahoot quizzes when they have access to technology. The Infant classes will explore the Digiduck stories. A notice will be sent home to parents and the wristbands will hopefully act as a conversation starter outside of the school environment.

Plans include Webwise lessons, sharing information for parents on school website, talk from An Garda Síochána.

Whole school activities in addition to class activities

We will use the fantastic Webwise resources with all of our classes from Junior infants to 6th and we will have speakers in to speak with the older children and also to speak with parents.

Poster Competition and prizes distribution of wrist bands safer internet TY ambassadors delivering workshops info for parents Fuze anti bullying workshops and SPHE lessons on internet Safety

In class lessons and a whole school padlet noticeboard with competitions and prizes for all year groups (eg canva poster competition)

Participate in Webwise lessons. Visit from Community Garda discussing staying safe online Poster creation for staying safe online Colouring pages for staying safe online

During this one day campaign Junior classes will make use of the digital duck resources. Senior classes will use the PowerPoint/ resources specifically for 2025's theme. The whole school will take part in a poster campaign to highlight the important key messages of internet safety. The wristbands will be given to all pupils so that the information can be discussed at home too.

ASSEMBLY

- Guest speakers - Talks - Whole-school awareness campaign

Awareness campaign. Display, social media, classes