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Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary)

Information on Digital Literacy

Find resources and tip sheets to help students use technology safely and responsibly. Learn how Fairfield's Digital Literacy initiative prepares students to manage their devices well.

Last updated 6 June 2026

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Digital Literacy through Peer Support

Blended Learning to Enhance Schooling Experience and Further Develop Students into Self-Directed Learners

Published on: 29 Dec 2020 on MOE News Press releases

An infographic titled "3 Key focus on Digital Literacy" divided into three vertical columns on a dark blue background with neon blue graphics. Column 1: KNOWLEDGE. Features icons of a brain next to an information shield, and a brain next to a shield reading "INFOR OVEROLOAD". The text reads: "Developing students’ understanding of IT-related issues and risks. Eg. evaluating information sources, using social media, digital footprint, digital addiction." Column 2: NETIQUETTE. Features icons of a digital network of people shaking hands surrounded by communication logos like WhatsApp and email. The text reads: "Developing students’ habits of appropriate and gracious use of the Internet. Eg. in the use of email, WhatsApp, social media." Column 3: SELF-MANAGEMENT. Features an icon of a balancing scale weighing a smartphone on one side against a brain and heart on the other, set against a clock and calendar. The text reads: "Developing students’ ability to use the Internet and devices in a positive and healthy way. Eg. identifying digital addiction, managing screen time & digital learning resources."

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How do we ensure that our young make the right choices, and survive well in the online world? (...) Schools can work with parents and make a big difference.
Minister Ong Ye Kung, Committee of Supply Debate 2020
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