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School/Organisation Name: St Louis secondary school Monaghan
School/Organisation Address: St Louis Secondary School Glen Road, Monaghan H18 AO79
Tell us your plans for Safer Internet Day: Pause Before You Post
Our campaign, Pause Before You Post, focuses on online wellbeing, image sharing, and digital footprints. As secondary school students ourselves, we want to encourage other students to slow down and think before posting, sending, or sharing anything online.
We will highlight how screenshots and posts can last forever, how online content can affect future opportunities like school, college, or jobs, and how students can stay in control of their digital footprint. Rather than using fear, our goal is to promote mindful, positive, and stress-free online behaviour, helping students feel more confident and responsible when using the internet.
Number of Participants: 610

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