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Our Digital Leaders had the very tough job of choosing the winners for the Internet Safety Poster Competition. The effort everyone put in was amazing! Well done to all the winners!
Safer Internet Week is underway, and our Digital Leaders got things started with an engaging and informative assembly this morning for the whole school. The theme this year is, ‘Too good to be true? Protecting yourself and others from scams online.’
The Digital Leaders put in lots of effort preparing their presentation, and it was packed with important tips and advice on how to spot a scam and what we should do if we think something may be a scam. They also launched a poster competition and booked slots with the teachers to read online safety books to each class. This week will be packed full of activities for all the children in school! Well done Digital Leaders!
Parents, you can find more information on keeping your children safe online, including advice on scams, at websites like www.internetmatters.org and https://saferinternet.org.uk/guide-and-resource/parents-and-carers
Also see our bank of monthly Internet Safety Newsletters in the Documents section of the school website.
Our Digital Leaders are very busy getting ready for Safer Internet Week which takes place next week. They have been organising and planning lots of brilliant activities for the whole school. We are so excited to see what they come up with!
And that’s a wrap on Safer Internet Week 2024!
The Digital Leaders have been absolutely fantastic this week. They planned two assemblies, created a PowerPoint Presentation and spoke so confidently in front of their peers. They held a poster competition for the whole school and read Internet Safety story books to each class. The children from P1-7 have learned so much about eSafety this week! Well done to the winners of the poster competition- your posters will be displayed in our hallway to continue spreading the S.M.A.R.T message 🥳
Well done Digital Leaders, we are so proud of you! 🥇
Our Digital Leaders held a very special assembly this morning to introduce Safer Internet Week. The children shared important messages about how we can stay safe when we go online. This year’s theme is:
‘Inspiring change? Making a difference, managing influence and navigating change online.’
The Digital Leaders have lots of exciting activities planned for this week. We are looking forward to learning so much more about this very important topic. 🤩
The Digital Leaders are very busy getting ready for Safer Internet Week which takes place next week. They have been organising and planning lots of brilliant activities for the whole school. We are so excited to see what they come up with!
Our Digital Leaders have been selected for the year 23-24 in school.
Well done to James, Erin, Maisy, Diarmuid, Ayden and Fionn!
The children are very excited about their new roles and are keen to get started with their responsibilities.
The Digital Leaders will help children and teachers with any ICT problems they may have. They are in for a busy year!
The Digital Leaders have been very busy this week for Safer Internet Week. They have organised a colouring competition for the foundation stage and KS1 children and a poster competition for the KS2 children. They are busy designing a presentation for a whole school assembly and are so excited to share all their knowledge with the other boys and girls in school. Well done and keep up the good work DLs!
Our Digital Leaders have been selected for the year 21-22 in school.
Well done to Woody, Ryan, Luke, Jack, Cillian, Padraic and Leah!
The children are very excited about their new roles and are keen to get started with their responsibilities.
The Digital Leaders will help children and teachers with any ICT problems they may have. They are in for a busy year!
It's been a very busy week in school as the children completed activities for Safer Internet Week. The Primary 4 children sent an online safety message through a fax machine and the whole school took part in a colouring and poster competition. During our esafety assembly today the Digital Leaders read the book, "Webster's Email" to highlight the dangers of sharing information online. The Digital Leaders also chose a winner from each class and their posters will be put on display in our computer suite. Well done to Alice P1, Megan P2, Gracie P3, Erin P4, Clodagh P5, Charlie P6 and Caoilinn P7.
Well done to all our boys and girls for their work this week. We hope you stay S.M.A.R.T when using the internet!
The Digital Leaders had the very difficult job of choosing the best name for our ICT Mascot. Everyone from Primary 1 to Primary 7 took part in the competition. The winning name is "Plugsworth" which came from Alannah P7. The Digital Leaders thought this was the most original name and we all agree it suits our teddy bear. Well done to Alannah and all the boys and girls for their effort in this competition.
The Digital Leaders had great fun teaching the Primary 4 children how to make Christmas animation movies using their fantastic Nativity artwork. They edited their movies and added sound. Well done everyone, your animations were excellent!
Our new ICT Mascot needs a name! The digital leaders have asked the boys and girls to come up with a brilliant name for our teddy bear. The winning name will be announced soon!
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