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As part of , the School Rollout continued at Myngenoegen English Primary School, where learners were empowered with practical knowledge on online safety. The team highlighted the importance of protecting digital footprint, recognising harmful online content and understanding that every action online contributes to one's digital footprint.

The campaign continues to make an impact in Limpopo. On Day Two of the FPB School Rollout, the team visited Hoërskool Noorderland to equip learners and educators with essential online safety skills.

Discussions focused on responsible online behaviour, recognising harmful content and understanding the role we all play in protecting children in digital spaces.

"Every decision you make online has an impact. Take a moment to think before you post. By practising safe and responsible online behaviour, you not only protect yourself but also contribute to creating a safer and more positive digital space for others."

These were the words of Sisonke Seti, Outreach Coordinator at the FPB, during the School Education Rollout in Limpopo, where learners at Flora Park Primary School were encouraged to become responsible online.

Mmaletjema Lekalakala, continued to lead the conversation on child online protection. Through the School Rollout, she equipped learners and educators with the knowledge to recognise online risks, report harmful content and make informed choices in the digital space.

"Age restrictions on social media platforms exist to help protect children from content and interactions they may not be ready for. Creating accounts using a false age can expose young people to unnecessary risks."

As part of , the FPB School Rollout is currently underway in Limpopo, kicking off at Flora Park Primary School in Polokwane. The FPB team engaged both learners and educators in educational sessions aimed at promoting online safety.

The discussions focused on how to identify and report harmful content, the importance of practising safe online behaviour and the shared responsibility we all have in protecting children in the digital environment.