Richard Froese
South Peace News
Holy Family Catholic Regional Division scheduled several activities during the HFCRD Cyber Awareness Week Feb. 18–21.
The dedicated week focused on educating students and families about the importance of computer cybersecurity, safe online practices and digital stewardship, says an HFCRD news release dated Feb. 12.
Students had the opportunity to participate in various engaging and informative activities designed to promote safe, respectful and responsible use of technology.
The week focused on key themes such as understanding the risks of online activities, recognizing the signs of cyberbullying, protecting personal information and the importance of digital footprints.
Supt. Betty Turpin says the week and activities are paramount for students and families.
“We recognize the importance of educating our students and their families on how to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly,” Turpin said.
Holy Family committed to promoting a safe learning environment that supports both the academic and personal growth of students.
By prioritizing digital literacy and online safety and security the, the Division aims to empower students with the skills necessary to thrive in a digital world.