There is no denying that the current public health situation that is gripping Ireland means that our kids have had to adapt to new ways of learning and experiencing education. The basis of much of this education is technology. Our blog this week looks at some of the platforms that children are using to stay […]
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Meet Our Zeeko Presenter: Davina Brady
We are incredibly lucky to have a fantastic team of presenters working with Zeeko. We thought you might like to know more about them! So, over the next few months we will be profiling each of our presenters, where they will share their expertise and experience of delivering our internet safety message in schools throughout […]
Teens and Screens: Creating a Balance
The term ‘screenager’ is becoming increasingly common and it’s not hard to see why. The amount of screens that young people have access to in their everyday life is huge. With a growing number of schools using technology like iPads and Tablets as part of the educational experience, teens can spend a huge amount […]
Dangerous Apps: What Parents need to Know
Today’s parents are well aware of the dangers lurking on popular social media sites. We often read or hear horror stories about cyberbullies, online predators, and identity thieves. In response to these threats, many of us have followed our kids’ lead and joined the major sites and apps, like Facebook or Twitter, to keep […]
Staying Safe Online Over the Summer Holidays
As the summer holidays are about to get into full swing we thought it would be a good idea to take this opportunity to remind you of the Zeeko top tips for staying safe online. The summer is rightly, a time when routines are less strict, when children are involved in summer camps and an […]
Internet Safety for Kids (2026): A Complete Guide for Parent...
Internet Safety for Kids: The Complete Parent & School Guide Key Takeaways Internet safety helps children use the internet responsibly while protecting their privacy, wellbeing and personal information. Parents should combine open conversations with parental controls and regular device checks. Schools play an important role by teaching digital citizenship and online safety. Children should learn […]






