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“Say Hello”! is a 2-minute mini movie, created to:

Reduce stigma associated with young people, perceived to be “gangs” or deemed “anti-social”

Highlight the need for safe pro-social spaces for young people in their own communities

Acknowledge that from those groups of young people, positive role models can develop – if supported and nurtured, also if they too have positive role models to aspire to

Spread the message that a simple “hello” can make an enormous difference to people, young or old, particularly those more isolated or vulnerable in our communities

Click here to see what can happen, if you “say hello”: https://youtu.be/r57XionoHPA

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Webwise Parents >>> What to do if images of my child are shared online

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Elaine Byrnes, Doctoral Researcher-Psychology, NUI Galway offers advice to parents on what to to do if intimate images of their child are shared online.

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Is my child spending too much time online

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Is my child spending too much time online

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Webwise Parents >>> Is my child spending too much time online?

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Áine Lynch, CEO of the National Parents Council Primary offers advice on managing screen time in the home.

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The internet is an integral part of our lives, providing fantastic opportunities to learn, create and connect, but the online world also creates challenges. For Safer Internet Day 2022, Webwise and the National Parents Council Primary are running a campaign to support parents in their engagement with their children’s lives online.

The #TalkListenLearn campaign encourages parents to have open and regular conversations with their child about the internet. To talk to them about benefits and the risks, but also to listen to what their child has to say and to learn about their life online. For more information visit webwise.ie/talklistenlearn

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CAO Virtual Information Evening for Students and parents: Thursday 17th October from 6pm

Presentations on the CAO application process, advice on choosing courses, supports for parents/guardians and live Q&A with representatives of Higher Education Institutions.

Spaces for the live online event are limited: a recording will be available on Tuesday, 22 October 2024 for those who were unable to attend.

Click here to register:

https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JMyWyKc4SxKs9viL9EI0jw#/registration

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Pink Breast Cancer Awareness Month Instagram Post

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TALLAGHT PARENTS SUPPORT NETWORK CALENDAR OF FREE PARENTING SUPPORTS Sept-Dec 2024 (6)

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Local Drugs and Alcohol Support Workshop

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Local Drugs and Alcohol Support Workshop

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#65 Back to School | HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing

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In this podcast episode, Dr. Abigail Collins, Consultant in Public Health Medicine and Clinical Lead for the National Healthy Childhood Programme, shares expert advice on preparing children for the school year. The discussion covers preventing and managing common childhood illnesses and building healthy routines, as well as advice for children who are anxious about going back to school. The episode provides practical tips for parents during the busy back-to-school period. To find advice for parents, go to MyChild.ie. If you would like to get in touch with the podcast or join the HSE Health and Wellbeing mailing list, email Healthandwellbeing.communications@hse.ie. Produced by GKMedia.ie

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Supports for children with Additional Needs

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Supports for children with Additional Needs

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First Year resilience Building programme

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First Year resilience Building programme

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HEAR DARE Application Information Webinar for Students, Guardians and Parents

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HEAR DARE Application Information Webinar for Students, Guardians and Parents

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: HEAR DARE Application Information for Students, Parents & Guardians. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Information on how to apply to the Higher Education Access Route (HEAR) and Disability Access Route to Education (DARE). We will share information on the benefits of applying and answer frequently asked questions.

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Webinar on how to help your child Achieve their Academic potential

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Webinar on how to help your child Achieve their Academic potential

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Welcome to our Empowering Young Digital Citizens course.

If you are here it means you are invested in children and young people's online lives, and we're delighted to see you.

We hope you enjoy it!

Thank you to Commsec for their ongoing support in helping us bring this course to you.

CyberSafeKids Trainer Quest Mentor

CyberSafeKids Ireland's online safety charity, working tirelessly to to make online safer for children and children safer online. Set up in 2015, we help children, teachers and parents navigate the online world in a safe and responsible way. To date, we have spoken directly to over 55,000 children and over 15,000 parents, caregivers and educators.

Quest Curriculum

6 Levels

Coaching By CyberSafeKids Trainer

Community Support

Success Stories

Tom, 6th Class Teacher

"This is a first class resource"

""This is a first class resource to help teachers embed good digital citizenship in classrooms. It is very detailed and informative, and the interactive activities are engaging and relevant. It covers the key areas important in learning the fundamentals of digital literacy.""

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Free, interactive elearning course to keep kids safe online

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Welcome to our Empowering Young Digital Citizens course.If you are here it means you are invested in children and young people's online lives, and we're delighted to see you.We hope you enjoy it!Thank you to Commsec for their ongoing support in helping us bring this course to you.

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The Junior Cycle was introduced on a phased basis between September 2014 and September 2021. It features revised subjects and short courses, a focus on key skills, and new approaches to assessment and reporting. Schools have more freedom to design Junior Cycle programmes that meet the learning needs of all students. For students, the Junior Cycle curriculum available in their schools is a mix of subjects and short courses as well as other learning experiences. In addition to classroom-based assessments, students complete state examinations at the end of their three year Junior Cycle and receive a Junior Cycle Profile of Achievement.

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The Junior Cycle was introduced on a phased basis between September 2014 and September 2021. It features revised subjects and short courses, a focus on key skills, and new approaches to assessment and reporting. Schools have more freedom to design Junior Cycle programmes that meet the learning needs of all students.

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Advice for parents on reduced school days