As part of Ahliah School’s ongoing Anti-Bullying Campaign, students in Grades 9 and 10 participated in an engaging and informative awareness session led by Lieutenant Mr. Ayman Tajeddine from the Internal Security Forces (ISF). The session aimed to strengthen students’ understanding of responsible digital behavior and reinforce the importance of personal safety in today’s increasingly connected world.
During the session, Lieutenant Tajeddine addressed several critical topics that directly impact young people’s online experiences. Discussions focused on cyberbullying and online harassment, highlighting their emotional, social, and legal consequences. Students gained a clearer understanding of how harmful online behavior can affect individuals and communities, and the importance of acting with integrity and respect in digital spaces.
The session also explored issues related to information leaks, privacy protection, and hacking. Students were introduced to practical strategies for safeguarding their personal information, recognizing suspicious online activity, and responding appropriately to digital threats. By equipping students with both awareness and preventative tools, the session empowered them to become more responsible digital citizens.
The interactive nature of the discussion encouraged students to ask questions, share concerns, and reflect on real-life scenarios. This open dialogue helped reinforce the message that online safety is a shared responsibility that requires surveillance, empathy, and informed decision-making.
Ahliah School extends its sincere appreciation to Lieutenant Mr. Tajeddine and his collaboration and dedication to promoting safety, and awareness.
Initiatives such as these reflect the school’s commitment to nurturing not only academic excellence, but also responsible, ethical, and well-informed individuals prepared to navigate the digital world with confidence and care.
