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We live in a digitally-connected world and children need to know how to navigate through it safely.
This is an essential guide written for GulfWeekly by Karen Moffat, one of the leading educationalist in the kingdom, for all families in Bahrain ... if YOU have a child with access to the internet. The Editor suggests you keep these pages stored in a 'safe place' at home for future reference.
1) Take personal responsibility for ensuring your child's safety. Define with your family what is acceptable internet use and what is not.
His Majesty King Hamad welcomed Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud to Bahrain on an official visit.
THE kingdom's schools are hoping to join hands with parents to encourage responsible 'netizenship' amongst children.
Ed Goodwin, Principal of St Christopher's School, has also offered advice to parents and raised his concerns over cyber-bullying in a letter.
The heartache of divorce and the turmoil it caused has been used to great effect by artist Mona Shaker to create a series of powerful portraits and dramatic drawings which have gone on display this week.
