Safer Internet Day 2026 Promoting Online Safety and Responsible AI Use in Schools
As AI becomes part of everyday learning, safety and responsibility matter more than ever.
In observance of Safer Internet Day 2026, the Online Safety Clubs of Ghana Internet Safety Foundation (GISF), led by Headlines Educational Centre, engaged students in practical conversations on online safety, digital responsibility, and the ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI).
With over 1 in 3 internet users globally being children, and AI tools increasingly shaping how students learn, the digital environment presents both opportunity and risk.
This engagement equipped students with a clear understanding of safe and ethical AI use in learning, practical online safety tips and precautions, and reinforced the importance of critical thinking, digital responsibility, and academic integrity in an increasingly AI-driven world.
At GISF, we believe that safeguarding children online today also means preparing them to engage with emerging technologies responsibly, ethically, and securely.
A safer Africa online and in AI-powered classrooms starts with informed learners and proactive schools.
Schools and institutions interested in digital and AI safety engagements are encouraged to partner with GISF.
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