It is of great importance that the lack of e-safety awareness in South African Schools and communities should be addressed. A culture of e-safety should be embedded in children and communities, this can only be achieved by teaching children at schools as well as from home.

Last year Safer Internet Day had over 850 organisations who got involved to support the day in the UK! Support us this year by participating in the Safer Internet Day in South Africa!

Help us spread the word about Safer Internet Day 2017, which will be taking place on 7th February on a global scale!

You can join the conversation at #SID2017

OR signup now to join the mass tweet on the morning of Safer Internet Day and help kick off the day with some trending! #shareaheart
More information is available on the #shareaheart social media campaign which will run on the 7th February 2016.

To help promote the day, the following resources may be used:

• Description of Safer Internet Day (Word) – for use in press releases, websites, newsletters etc
• Theme and key messages (Word) – key messages for different audiences that fit in with the theme
  Logos and banners

Please remember to point people to https://www.saferinternetday.co.za