General enquiries
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address Forman Avenue
Glenwood NSW 2768telephone 02 9629 9577
Opportunity Through Learning
T: Telephone02 9629 9577
E: Emailglenwood-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au
Year 9 Students
In an increasingly complex, connected and rapidly changing world, it is critical for every young Australian to develop the skills needed to flourish as healthy, safe, confident and digitally literate citizens. Young people are exposed to an open and collaborative online social culture, which enables increasing access to information and opportunities to maintain critical connections with friends and family. However, young people are at a dynamic stage of development in which risk-taking behaviours and decision-making capacities can sometimes lead to negative outcomes. This is evident in the growing recognition and consequences of cyberbullying, grooming, exposure to harmful online content, image-based abuse and other negative online activities.
As part of supporting your child, an incursion has been organised to assist students with developing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) capability to successfully and confidently operate in an information-rich digital world. Developing a sense of social responsibility, including empathy and respect for others, is essential for ethical and social engagement when using ICT to investigate, create, communicate and collaborate with others, and in the management and operation of ICT.
Young people also need to develop fluency in digital media literacy and the social and emotional skills that will enable them to use technology to have respectful relationships and avoid harmful online contact and content.
The event will be held during periods 5 – 6 and is a mandatory event for all Year 9 students.
address
Forman Avenue
Glenwood NSW 2768
telephone 02 9629 9577
We would like to respectfully Acknowledge the Traditional Custodians, elders past, present and future of the Darug nation, the First Peoples of the land on which we learn and teach.
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