Library News
Vermont Secondary College
Library News
Vermont Secondary College
In today's digital age, managing your online security is critical. In order to protect ourselves as we navigate the vast world of the Internet, we must follow a number of important practices. First and foremost, protect your personal information by being careful about what you share and with whom. Use strong, unique passwords for all your online accounts and use two-factor authentication whenever possible. Watch out for suspicious emails, messages, or links that may be phishing attempts (a way for cybercriminals to trick you into revealing your personal information). They send deceptive emails and text messages purporting to be from large organizations you know or trust. or contain malware. ) Keep your software and devices up to date with the latest security patches. If possible, avoid using public Wi-Fi networks and consider using a virtual private network (VPN) for additional encryption. Finally, maintain your privacy settings on your social media platforms and be careful about the content you post. By applying these steps, you can greatly reduce your risk and enjoy a safer online experience.
Hazir I Year 8
Our Digital Ambassadors participated in a leadership workshop this week. Please see Mr Malpeli’s report on the Year 7 page
Congratulations to Mr Pearson and 8M2 who set another speed reading record this week by completing 583 books in one session.
Fans of the play HAMILTON got together to test their knowledge with a trivia quiz. Thank you to all the students who came along and a big congratulations to the winners, Sam. Juliet and Elodie.
Next term our school will again be participating in the Prime Minister's Spelling Bee. We are inviting any year 7 or 8 students who are interested in participating to add their names to the signup sheet in the Library or to email Ms. Dunkley.
Is your school cyber secure? Test your cyber security skills' in this free online competition.
The competition is open for 2 weeks from June 19, 2023. Students must complete the competition in one sitting and they are given a 45 minute window in which to do so.
Anyone interested in participating please contact Mr Hew