E safety
Keeping your child safe online
Online Safety Guide for Students – GAA
Keep Personal Information Private: Never share your full name, address, phone number, or passwords online.
Think Before You Post: Only share content that is appropriate and respectful. Once something is online, it can be permanent.
Be Careful with Strangers: Don’t accept friend requests or chat with people you don’t know in real life.
Report Bad Behavior: Tell a teacher, parent, or guardian if someone is mean, threatening, or making you uncomfortable online.
Use Safe Websites and Apps: Stick to age-appropriate websites, games, and apps recommended by teachers or parents.
Protect Your Devices: Keep your devices secure with passwords and don’t click on suspicious links.
Online Safety Guide for Students – GAA
Keep Personal Information Private: Never share your full name, address, phone number, or passwords online.
Think Before You Post: Only share content that is appropriate and respectful. Once something is online, it can be permanent.
Be Careful with Strangers: Don’t accept friend requests or chat with people you don’t know in real life.
Report Bad Behavior: Tell a teacher, parent, or guardian if someone is mean, threatening, or making you uncomfortable online.
Use Safe Websites and Apps: Stick to age-appropriate websites, games, and apps recommended by teachers or parents.
Protect Your Devices: Keep your devices secure with passwords and don’t click on suspicious links.
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The Early Years remain the foundation of our school, and it is from here that the journey of every child begins. We take this responsibility very seriously, as the strength and quality of what we build here determine how confident, capable, and curious our children become as life long learners.
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