Caidreamh Baile Scoile
Home School and Community Liaison
Aithnítear inár scoil gurb iad tuismitheoirí príomh oideachasóirí a bpáistí. Tá sé seo curtha chun cinn trí chomhpháirtíocht éifeachtach ina bhfuil meas, iontaobh, dea chaidreamh, maraon le fís comhroinnte, a thiocfaidh forbairt dá réir ar an leanbh.
Our School recognises the parent as the primary educator of the child. This is promoted through effective partnership where there is trust, respect, good communication and a shared vision for the child to reach his/her full potential.
Our School recognises the parent as the primary educator of the child. This is promoted through effective partnership where there is trust, respect, good communication and a shared vision for the child to reach his/her full potential.
Cúram ar an idirlíon
Internet Safety
The internet and social networking has become an important part of our lives at home and there is no doubt that it is useful and beneficial. To ensure its safe use in your home we would urge parents to remember the following:
- Internet connection may be accessed on home computers, laptops, Xboxes, Wii’s and mobile phones.
- When children are on the web make sure it is in a public area of the house and under strict supervision. E.g. Kitchen, Living Room.
- Be aware of everything your child is looking at on the web, and that your internet browser is safe for children. E.g. has a parental safety setting.
- When children are on social network sites such as Facebook, Bebo, Moshi Monsters and Club Penguin it is important to keep an eye on what they writing and what others have written.
For a free Family E-Safety Kit which includes family games and stickers and a guide to cyberbullying please contact Pól in the office.
For further information on internet safety, click on the following links:
webwise.ie: Useful tips on internet safety www.webwise.ie
Office of Internet Safety of the Department of Justice: www.internetsafety.ie
Information on Online Bullying: www.watchyourspace.ie
- Internet connection may be accessed on home computers, laptops, Xboxes, Wii’s and mobile phones.
- When children are on the web make sure it is in a public area of the house and under strict supervision. E.g. Kitchen, Living Room.
- Be aware of everything your child is looking at on the web, and that your internet browser is safe for children. E.g. has a parental safety setting.
- When children are on social network sites such as Facebook, Bebo, Moshi Monsters and Club Penguin it is important to keep an eye on what they writing and what others have written.
For a free Family E-Safety Kit which includes family games and stickers and a guide to cyberbullying please contact Pól in the office.
For further information on internet safety, click on the following links:
webwise.ie: Useful tips on internet safety www.webwise.ie
Office of Internet Safety of the Department of Justice: www.internetsafety.ie
Information on Online Bullying: www.watchyourspace.ie
