Parents Invitation Text

Emailing people to invite to a 'Talk'

For Primary School Parents, these are some issues

  • Rules, not guidelines
  • Friends not followers
  • Gaming Safely, Are Public Servers safe? VPNs for gamers
  • Gaming issues esp. Fortnite, Minecraft, ROBLOX.
  • Dealing with Snapchat, TikTok & Instagram
  • Social media privacy settings for kids
  • How to avoid/deal with online bullying
  • Free v Paid Parental Control - Issues arising
  • Plus Tips & Tricks & stuff you can do within 24 hours
  • Winning not losing online

For Teenagers

Change details as needed, suggestions below

  • The dangers of online bullying, how to deal with it, what to do.
  • Social Media, Addiction, Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram
  • Sexton, What is it, The Dangers, Does everyone do it? 
  • Sexting, The Law, Consequences, The Police, How handle it
  • Online Reputation, Building an online presence for success, what my phone says about me
  • Gaming, Am I gaming too much? What should I do about it.
     

Teenagers, The Police & Border Control

  • Can the Police & Border Control look at my phone (Yes & No)
  • What every teenager needs to know
  • Do the Police need a search warrant to search Teenagers phone
  • If Police visit your home, if you are under 18, it will be parents who Police talk to
  • Do the Police really care what I do on my phone?

Invite school Parents to attend Online Safety talk

Parents are the key to protecting students online

Online Safety Talk for Parents and Carers

Monday XXth November, 7:00 pm

 

Dear Parent/Carer,

Please join us for an informative, positive online safety talk hosted by Graham Mulhern from Internet Safety Talks. The talk will help you support your children in navigating the digital world safely and confidently.

What Will Be Covered?

During the talk, Graham will address a range of topics that are top of mind for many parents, including:

  • Setting healthy internet usage rules at home
  • Understanding the risks and impacts of AI
  • How children can browse safely when you’re not supervising
  • Social media, privacy settings, and online etiquette
  • Ways to prevent and manage online bullying
  • Practical technology tips and tricks for online safety
  • Issues related to popular games like Fortnite, Minecraft, Roblox, and GTA (for ages 18+)
  • Are VPNs useful for families?

This is not a formal lecture—it’s a discussion offering real, practical advice for parents. Our goal is to help you and your family make the most of the internet positively. The internet is a learned habit.

Event Details:
When:
 Monday XXth November, 7:00 pm
Where: Online via Zoom
Duration: 45-minute talk, plus 10 minutes for Q&A

How to Book:
Option 1 -
Please register with the school office, once registered we can send on the link.

Option 2
The school office will send the Zoom link shortly.

Privacy:
Your details are not shared with Internet Safety Talks.

Want to Know More?
Visit 
internetsafetytalks.com for additional information.
We look forward to seeing you online!

Invite school Parents to attend Online Safety talk

Parents are the key to protecting students online

Younger Teenagers 

Tend to focus on Gaming, Sexting, Social Media, Bullying, Sexting 

Older Teenagers

More interactive, Online Reputation, What my Phone says about me, The Law, The Police, Border Control. Making sure my phone works for me and not against me.

Facebook More likely to be bullied with 1000's of followers.

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  • Parental Talks - I'm interested