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Here are some resources from Childnet. Choose your age range to access a range of materials which can support you with different online safety issues:
Get help for 4–11 year olds | Childnet
S is for safe -Keep your personal information safe.
M is for meet - Never arrange to meet a stranger online
A is for accepting Think carefully before you click on or open something online
R is for reliable -You cannot trust everything you see online
T is for tell - Tell a trusted adult if something or someone ever makes you feel upset, worried or confused.
Top Tips from Childnet
Being online can be exciting and fun – but some things online can leave you feeling upset, worried or confused. If you feel any of these things when you’re online it’s important to know where to get help.
Talk to someone!
It’s great to talk and it can really help you feel better about things. There’s lots of people you can talk to, such as friends, family members and teachers.Make a report.
If something has happened on a service like a game or social media site, you might be able to make a report. You can often report other users if they’ve done something to upset or worry you. You can also report content – such as hurtful comments or upsetting photos that you don’t want to see.Call Childline.
If you’re really unsure about what to do and you don’t have anyone you can talk to, then remember you can always call Childline on 0800 11 11 or visit their website for more advice
Be SMART with a heart
Remember to always be smart with a heart by being kind and respectful to others online. Make the internet a better place by helping your friends if they are worried or upset by anything that happens online.
CEOP Provide lots of fun and engaging resources to keep yourself safe online and to support healthy online relationships. Choose your age range below to access these.
CEOP Provide lots of fun and engaging resources to keep yourself safe online and to support healthy online relationships. Choose your age range below to access these.
The Bongles and the Crafty Crows
Three wooden crates wash up onto the shores of Bongle Island. The Bongles really want to keep this new-found treasure safe from the crafty crows.
Will the crows outsmart the Bongles’ padlocks and passcodes? Will the crows take the crates full of treasure and keep it all for themselves?
Click on the image to read the interactive book and learn about cyber security skills.
Google Interland
Become an internet legend on Interland - an online adventure that teaches the key lessons of internet safety through four fun, challenging games.
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