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Colourful Safer Internet Day graphic with tips: think before you type, don’t share personal info, create a safe space online, be kind, disagree respectfully, and be mindful what you post. Illustrated people use phones and laptops around the central message.

Leaders create safe space at School

We thank IGS 2022 Head Girl Zahra Moloobhoy and Head Boy Madiba Doyle-Lambert for supporting Safer Internet Day.

Zahra and Madiba created this poster that was distributed to students in their tutor groups this week.
They also sent a message out to students encouraging them to keep themselves and other safe on the internet.

Students were asked to set the poster as their desktop picture for a day and hold discussions around the topics presented in tutor group.

View other IGS Safer Internet news.

 
 
Colourful Safer Internet Day graphic with tips: think before you type, don’t share personal info, create a safe space online, be kind, disagree respectfully, and be mindful what you post. Illustrated people use phones and laptops around the central message.
 
 
 

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