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St Brendans, Birr
Spoke to all years & Parents
Great Speakers, Students really enjoyed talks!
Kilkenny College, Kilkenny
Sexting, Online Reputation, Data privacy
Youthreach, Pleasant Street, D8.
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St Josephs of Cluny, Killiney, Co Dublin
Sexting, Snapchat, Online Reputation
The Feedback was fantastic.
Nastasha Drew, Blackrock College, Co Dublin
Social Media, Online Etiquette.
Internet safety, Cyberbullying, Sexting, Wellbeing, Social Media Behaviour and Online Reputation are real issues affecting the youth of today. Secondary schools are a minefield for cyberbullying and negative online interactions. It's vital that these issues and the impact they can have is explained to Teens in an accessible, frank and realistic manner. Booking enquiry
Online digital presence is the key to your older student's future and it needs to be managed accordingly. Our internet safety talks are aimed at helping teens understand the importance of their online reputation and how to maintain positive online interaction.
Our internet safety talks for teens are age appropriate - we speak to:
We concentrate on internet safety, online bullying, internet privacy and sexting, and deliver the pitfalls of each in a manner that is easy to comprehend and relate to.
The World Health Organisation estimates that up to 95% of all internet chatter is positive and re-enforces good behavioural norms, however, the remaining 5% is where negative online interactions feature. Our internet safety talks aim to eliminate the remaining 5% by empowering youth with the information they need in order to make better decisions online.
Over the years one theme has remained constant - how little students actually understand about the internet and its magnitude.
Since summer of 2019 and into spring 2019, the use of TikTok has continued to grow. The Sun Newspaper online version printed no fewer than 20 articles in one week calling for them to base a office in Europe, respond to user complaints, and moderate content like Instagram. One thing is for it is not Music.ly anymore, and its new popularity means that weirdos, perverts now flock there to groom kids. The problem with TikTok.
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Graham was able to quickly tailor his talks to the needs of the classes and was able to gauge the direction and content needed as the sessions progressed. Graham spoke very honestly to the children, showing them the seriousness around Online Safety and the implications it will have on their potential futures. He was able to talk the students on their level without seeming like he was trying to be 'cool' and could use references that were relevant to the students. Jake Godfrey | The Mendip School | December 2019 | email
Direct, powerful, one of the best spakers we have had the priviledge to invite to the School. Conor Berry | Deputy Principal | December 2019 | Letter
The feedback was fantastic Natasha Drew | Careers Office | December 2018 | Email
The Sun Newspaper in London has issued a stark investigation about TikTok, suggesting it is completely unfit for purpose for children, whilst the article is poorly written, there is a strong grain of truth in it. TikTok has grown hugely since its former life ad Music.ly. Now known as TikTok and in Chinese ownership for the last two year.
The problem is quite simple. TikTok’s minimum age is 13, Tiktok does nothing during the sign-up process to check - meaning huge numbers of children join below the required age with no legal protection. TikTok also serves adverts and recommendations which may not be suitable for children. Families will find it is difficult to contact TikTok to get videos taken down.
Even truthful 13 year olds are then given an option to make their accounts public.
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