Safer Internet Day

At St Joseph's Safer Internet Day was acknowledged and celebrated last week.  Many students were involved in a variety of activities to promote 'Play It Fair' online.

YEAR 2

Year 2 has been learning how to be safe and responsible digital citizens by not sharing personal information on devices and by seeking help from a trusted adult when they feel unsafe or uneasy online. 

Hector and his underwater friends have been helping Year 2 learn about protecting information and making strong passwords. Hector has also modelled how to go to a trusted adult when things go wrong. 

The students engaged further with the story of Hector by sequencing it in groups to further connect with the story.

YEAR 3

Students in Years 3 engaged in a nationwide live Virtual Classroom webinar to help students to keep themselves and others safe. 

Year 3 also wrote insightful information about being safe online after participating in Safer Internet Day tasks.

YEAR 4

Students in Year 4 engaged in a nationwide live Virtual Classroom webinar to help students to keep themselves and others safe. 

In the photo, Year 4 students are watching and responding to the live virtual classroom webinar.

YEAR 5

Students in Year 4 also engaged in a nationwide live Virtual Classroom webinar. Below is some of what they learned.  

'Cyber bullying is not the way to solve problems.' 

by Liam

'I learnt that even though someone likes your post they can be liking negative comments.' By Alex

'Make sure your comments won't hurt anyone's feelings.' 

By Kobe

'Think before you act when online with your friends because you don't know how it is going to impact them.' 

By Natalia