To Hieu Secondary School responds to “Not Alone 2026 – Connecting Without Harm” campaign

To Hieu Secondary School in To Hieu ward on October 22 held an extracurricular event in response to the “Not Alone 2026 – Connecting Without Harm” campaign.

Students at To Hieu Secondary School take part in the extracurricular event in response to the “Not Alone 2026 – Connecting Without Harm” campaign.
An officer from the provincial Department of Public Security’s Cybersecurity Division provides guidance on identifying and avoiding online scams.

Students received guidance on identifying and responding to online bullying, abuse, digital scams, psychological manipulation and privacy violations. Through the “Five Minutes With You” listening corner, they also explored the importance of support and understanding between teachers and students.

To Hieu Secondary School students perform a skit titled “One Message, Many Paths”.

The programme aimed to help students better recognise online risks, protect their personal information and use social media responsibly and respectfully. Students were also encouraged to pause and think before sharing information or images, or interacting with people they do not sufficiently trust.

Teachers and students take part in an interactive session on how to respond to online scam scenarios.

To spread digital safety knowledge and skills across classrooms and promote a civilised, healthy online environment, the school launched a core student group called “School Digital Safety Ambassadors”./.

To Hieu Secondary School launches the “School Digital Safety Ambassadors” student group.CS Tô Hiệu ra mắt nhóm học sinh nòng cốt “Đại sứ An toàn số học đường”

 

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