Keeping Childhood Smartphone Free

Last year the Parents Association of Scoil San Treasa engaged in a consultation process with all partners in the school community, for the introduction of a 'No Smartphone Code' which yielded support from parents representing 82% of the children in the school.

This year, the PA ask that you/your family to formally sign up to the very flexible, completely voluntary and anonymous Code - at the following link: https://forms.gle/CzbTZzHqYw2WPnYN9 - live until 3pm Friday 20th September.

We would encourage all families to sign-up and together as a school community, we can support the nationwide initiatives to ensure that young people's access to the internet/social media is better-regulated.

The Parents Association are following guidelines as detailed in the Department of Education document Keeping Childhood Smartphone Free

Please click on the link below to read the 'No Smartphone Code' in its entirety - or alternatively for an overview - please view the image above.

SST Voluntary Smart Device Code

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