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RingRoad Rosie's Mini Rigs & Safer Internet For Kids
'RingRoad Rosie' and Convoy For Kids Inc would like to THANK ALL of you who join with us in celebrating Safer Internet Day each year.
Safer Internet Day is celebrated by 65 organisations in 30 countries across the world from Australia to Iceland, from Russia to Singapore. In Europe, events are held under the patronage of Viviane Reding, Member of the European Commission responsible for the Information Society.
Safer Internet Day represents an effort by a global community of awareness-raising partners to promote a safer Internet for all of its users, especially young
people. It is organised by Insafe, the European network of national Internet safety awareness nodes. The Insafe network is coordinated by European
Schoolnet and co-funded by the European Commission’s Safer Internet Programme.
Among the host of events which take place, are a storytelling competition for pupils was launched in 18 countries. Other Safer Internet Day activities
include conferences, the launch of Internet literacy programs in schools, media releases on radio and television and the launch of several new Safer Internet
websites.
You can CLICK HERE to read more at the saferinternet.org Web site.
Safer Internet Day is the celebration of children's right to a safer Internet. It is promoted by the Safer Internet Awareness Campaign (Safer Internet) an initiative by SafeBorders which is a project of the European Commission's Safer Internet Program.
Safer Internet Day was celebrated simultaneously in Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and Australia with the involvement of more than 150 multiplier organisations.
NetAlert plans several initiatives to promote Safer Internet Day in Australia. They launched their new children's web site on 6th February 2004 to mark the day and broadcast their community service announcements on both radio and television to promote Internet safety for the first time. Their aim is to encourage as many people and organisations as possible to promote INTERNET SAFETY.
NetAlert Toll Free Helpline 1800 880 176 (within Australia)
If you would like more information or would like help with an Internet safety issue, you can email NetAlert at enquiries@netalert.net.au or if you would like to speak to someone, call NetAlert free of charge (within Australia) Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm on 1800 880 176.
The NetAlert Help Line is a free information and advisory service to all users and prospective users of the Internet.
Their trained operators can assist you by:
- providing helpful and friendly advice on your Internet safety concerns;
- providing free information kits on Internet safety; and
- providing free resources and materials to schools, community organisations, libraries and other interested organisations and individuals.
If you would like more information or would like help with an Internet safety issue, you can email NetAlert at enquiries@netalert.net.au or if you would like to speak to someone, call NetAlert free of charge (within Australia) Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm on 1800 880 176.
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A Message for Parents
RingRoad Rosie has added some great websites here for the Kids. Every CARE has been taken to ensure that these Websites are SAFE FOR KIDS to Surf on, however we can take no responsibility for their content.
It is up to Parents and Child Carers to monitor children using the Internet. Parents or guardians should read our Privacy Policy which includes our Children's Privacy Privacy
Please contact us if you would like us to add some other Safe surfing Kids Websites or if any of these links do not work.
Happy Surfing Kids. "RingRoad Rosie"
P.S.Remember to check out the Great Kids & Teens Websites which are below. * Remember to also click the little Gollywog at the bottom of this page to visit our Convoy Kidz Club for more Games and other stuff to do or the 'Next' button below for more Kids sites.
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