Cork Student Helps Design National Anti-Bullying Kit
A Cork student is one of the brains behing the new anti-bullying kit #UP2US. The teaching resource coincides with 'Internet Safety Day'and is available for junior cycle teachers and students. Ruairi Ó Gallachóir was one of 30 students selected for the Safer Internet Ireland Youth Advisory Panel, to work closely with Webwise to develop anti-cyberbullying campaigns. AUDIO: Speaking to Cork's RedFM the St Francis College Student says school-goers don't always know how to deal with bullies online. Click the PLAY button above to hear.
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The event highlights the positive impact of the experience of young people in care
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