Most students also report hearing negative comments about immigration, housing and gender roles.
Nearly two-thirds of children have come across extremist views online.
That's according to a new study from the Children’s Ombudsman, which shows 6 per cent of 600 students have seen these views in real life.
Most students also report hearing negative comments about immigration, housing and gender roles.
Cyber Safe Kids is calling on the Government to tackle the issue.
Ombudsman, Dr Niall Muldoon, says parents also have a big role to play in this.

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