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Local schools launch initiative to promote healthy technology use for children

Holy Family NS Rathmore, Raheen NS, Meentogues NS and Shrone NS have teamed up with three other schools on the Cork side of the border to launch an innovative project called Agree to Agree.
This is a community wide effort to help families navigate the challenge of children and technology.
The initiative encourages parents of primary school pupils to make a voluntary pledge around healthy technology use at home.
For younger pupils, this includes keeping children smartphone-free, following age-appropriate guidelines for games and apps, and staying off social media during primary school years.
For older pupils who may already own phones / devices, the project suggests practical steps such as reducing screen time, keeping phones out of bedrooms, avoiding age-inappropriate apps, and learning about digital citizenship and online safety.
In the coming weeks, children will bring home information packs and families will have the chance to sign the voluntary agreement. Two parent webinars are already scheduled for October 26 and February 26.
This Pilot was funded by the Department of Education and Skills under the then Minister of Education and Skills - Norma Foley TD. Schools were invited to participate through Tralee Education Support Centre Director, Terry O’Sullivan.
The other participating schools are Ballydesmond NS, Kiskeam NS, and Knocknagree NS.
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