Internet Safety For Business, Home.
We do private family briefings for families, guardians, carers. Enquire here
No Social Media, Very controlled Gaming, Strict Rules-based culture Kids this age accept media content at face value Easily frightened by violence, threats or dangers Very vulnerable to advertisers. Tip! - If kids using your phone, make a folder, pop all games in there
Establish usage levels and internet rules at home. Appropriate surfing age for kids, when parents aren’t supervising. Stranger Danger online. Developing their online defence, ‘My friends only’ Privacy Settings and recognising when someone may not be who they say they are. Kindness online and how to avoid/deal with cyberbullying Gaming, Social Media ( Instagram, Tik Tok)– Privacy Telling parents, teachers and/or guardians when you’re worried or unsure about something online or on social media. What not to text or share - tailored for the age group.
Tip! - Get everyone in the house the same phone, tablet.
As above & the following:
Explore, Advice, Guidance Danger of the written word on the net and its power Bullying, Posting properly, Online behaviour? Snapchat, Instagram, Tik Tok, Inappropriate things to share online
Tip! - Make sure you have some face to face time, no phone chats.
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Review/Preview of the day & what was / will be said to the classes on the day Best practice for their kids Common sense guidelines & parental responsibilities Advice for managing younger/older children Reasonable internet/gaming time Can I look/demand to look at Kids/Teenagers phones? What’s the law? Legal Issues, Can Police get involved? Protecting your children Helping your children lead happy lives at school, home and play
We provide a range of talks aimed at all secondary school ages, from 1st year to TY and Leaving Cert students. The content varies slightly depending on age. Sessions run 45 minutes to 1 hour including questions and answers session.
Online safety when using social media, from Snapchat to Instagram etc. Cyberbullying – its effects, consequences, strategies for dealing with bullying online, whether it’s you or your friends. Appropriate sharing and content – what not to do; sexting, inappropriate selfies.
Includes content above, but with more of concentration on data privacy, Online reputation and protecting yourself for the future. Legal implications of sharing sexualised content or unsolicited images or texts
How to protect passwords Recognising that people aren’t always what they seem Wellbeing – the internet can be a great place. Use it wisely and enhance your wellbeing.
We also deliver online safety, reputation and anti-bullying talks for parents and guardians. The talks can be delivered during the school day or during an evening session.
We will cover what was spoken about to the students and their reaction. We talk about device culture, managing children and young people in the digital age. Questions welcomed.
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