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On 3rd and 4th April the pupils in 4th-6th classes were visited by Ger Brick who gave enlightening talks on Internet Safety and Cyber-Bullying. Pupils were informed about the importance of respectful communication, privacy settings and passwords and the dangers of passing on personal information among other things. On the evening of 4th April, Ger gave a talk for parents which included information on Parental Controls, what to watch for in the case of Cyber-Bullying and the importance of controlling gaming time and content. Feedback from those who were present was very positive. Crime Prevention Officer, Garda Peter McConnon was also present and he highlighted the dangers associated with misuse of Information Technology and acknowledged that it is vital that parents are aware of how their children are engaging with on-line apps and games.   ...
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A huge thank you to all who supported our Parents' Association Easter Raffle this year.
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Our Easter newsletter has just been posted. Enjoy the holidays and we'll see you back in school on Monday 29th April.
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Our latest newsletter which will keep you up to date with all the happenings in the school has just been added to our website.
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The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment is conducting a review of Relationship and Sexuality Education in Primary and Post-Primary Schools.
It is seeking the views of teachers and parents on this topic and has prepared an online survey for parents, post-primary students and teachers. They would like as many parents as possible to complete the surveys below, to ensure that this review is as comprehensive as possible.
Online survey for parents/guardians
Online survey for teachers/educators
Online survey for post-primary students