Cork school children educated in on-line safety
Children in Ireland are becoming more immersed in the internet. That's according to a recent survey where 63% of Irish children admitted to using the internet several times a day. In comes as McAfee Transition Year Ambassadors from Presentation Brothers College became the first students to advise younger pupils about online safety. St Joseph's primary school students on the Mardyke were the first to learn about the dangers of the internet from their older peers. These 4th class pupils told RedFM News what they learned: Click PLAY to hear audio
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