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.
MOE Cyber Wellness page
MOE’s Cyber Wellness webpage explains the focus of Cyber Wellness (CW) in Character and Citizenship Education (CCE).
Access useful Tips and Resources on various cyber issues.
Digital Literacy through Peer Support
MOE has announced the roll-out of Personal Learning Devices in secondary schools, and also the plans for Blended Learning to be a key feature of a student’s schooling experience.
Blended Learning to Enhance Schooling Experience and Further Develop Students into Self-Directed Learners
Published on: 29 Dec 2020 on MOE News Press releases
Recognising that a student’s experience involves the use of the Internet and devices on a larger scale than before, it is imperative that students are first prepared and equipped to manage their use of technology, and to do so in a responsible manner.
Therefore, starting 2021, Fairfield’s Peer Support Board has initiated a new branch to focus on Digital Literacy. Through this new initiative and focus, the school hopes to prepare and equip students to confidently manage the use of their Personal Learning Devices.
There are three key focuses for this new Digital Literacy initiative:

As IT-related issues and risks are constantly evolving, it is important to ensure our students are well-informed of these concerns and know how to handle them.
At the same time, merging the goals of using the Internet wisely and inculcating in students values of respect and graciousness, efforts will be made to raise awareness and reinforce ideas of netiquette.
Finally, the use of devices inevitably raises concerns about addiction and how it could affect the user negatively. Therefore, efforts will go towards helping students to learn tips and strategies for self-management so that they remain in control of their device usage.
Recommended Cyber Wellness Portals
Downloadable Guides & Tip Sheets
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
